The product of 2/5 × 1/2 will be greater than one–half.

The product of 2/5 × 1/2 will be greater than one–whole.

The product of 2/5 × 1/2 will be less than the product of 3/5 × 1/2.

The product of 2/5 × 1/2 will be less than 2/5.

The product of 2/5 × 1/2 will be greater than the product of 2/5 × 1/4.

Select the correct symbol to make the number sentence true.

4/5 x 7/7 _____ 4/5

Aaron has to write four multiplication expressions for math class. Each expression will need to result in a product greater than 4.

Determine which of the expressions Aaron wrote will produce a product greater than 4.

Choose the correct symbol that will make the number sentence true.

4/5 ×7/9 ______ 4/5

Cassidy rode 1,291 miles on her bike last year.

This year, she rode MORE miles than last year.

Select ALL the expressions that could be the number of miles Cassidy rode her bike this year.

Choose a number for p so that 5/6 x p is less than 5/6.

Select THREE that apply.

Mrs. Wilkins is buying toppings for the class ice cream party. The table shows how much of each topping comes in one bag.

The teacher buys 3 bags of each topping. For which toppings did the teacher buy more than 3 pounds?

Select ALL the answers that apply.

For her math homework, Abbie needs to write four multiplication expressions where the product will be the same as one of the original factors.

Determine which TWO of the following expressions that Abbie wrote will produce a product that is the same as one of the original factors.

Landon drank 3 liters of water yesterday. Cash drank 3/4 times as much water as Landon.

Did Cash drink more or less water than Landon?

Landon drank 3 liters of water yesterday. Cash drank 3/4 times as much water as Landon.

Cameron drank twice as much as Cash.

Did Cameron drink more or less water than Landon?