Which estimate is most reasonable for this multiplication problem?
2 x 5/6
Question 8
8.
Solve:
2 x 5/6
Question 9
9.
Solve.
1/7 x 2/3
Question 10
10.
Use the model to complete the multiplication sentence.
Question 11
11.
Which multiplication sentence represents this array?
Question 12
12.
Cindy went to the candy store and bought 21/5 of a pound of candy. 1/2 of Cindy's candy was chocolate.
Which operation should be used to determine how much of the candy was chocolate?
Question 13
13.
Cindy went to the candy store and bought 21/5 of a pound of candy. 1/2 of Cindy's candy was chocolate.
Which estimate best represents how many pounds of chocolate candy Cindy bought?
Question 14
14.
Cindy went to the candy store and bought 21/5 of a pound of candy. If 1/2 of Cindy's candy was chocolate, how many pounds of chocolate candy did Cindy buy?
Question 15
15.
Yesterday, Liv walked 1/4 of a mile to school. Then she walked 11/6 miles to the "Plaza" from school.
Which operation should be used to calculate the total amount of miles that Liv walked?
Question 16
16.
Yesterday, Liv walked 1/4 of a mile to school. Then she walked 11/6 miles to the "Plaza" from school. Which estimate best represents how many miles Liv walked in all?
Question 17
17.
Yesterday, Liv walked 1/4 of a mile to school. Then she walked 11/6 miles to the "Plaza" from school. How many miles did Liv walk in all?
Question 18
18.
Mohamed has 3 pounds of sugar. He gives his neighbor 11/3 pounds of sugar.
Which operation should be used to determine how much sugar Mohamed has left?
Question 19
19.
Mohamed has 3 pounds of sugar. He gives his neighbor 11/3 pounds of sugar. Which estimate best represents how much sugar Mohamed has left?
Question 20
20.
Mohamed has 3 pounds of sugar. He gives his neighbor 11/3 pounds of sugar. How much sugar does Mohamed have left?