Multiplying and Dividing Fractions and Mixed Numbers PreTest

Last updated about 2 years ago

8 questions

Instructions

Write notes that help you solve multiplying and dividing fractions.
Read each question carefully and look for key words that will help you solve the problem.
Check your work.
You Got This!!!!

Required

Multiplying and Dividing Fractions and Mixed Numbers PreTest

Last updated about 2 years ago

8 questions

Instructions

Write notes that help you solve multiplying and dividing fractions.
Read each question carefully and look for key words that will help you solve the problem.
Check your work.
You Got This!!!!

Juan plans to build a bookcase to store his paperback books, DVDs, and CDs. He has lumber that he will use for the sides and back of the bookcase. The bookcase will have five shelves, and each shelf will be 2 1/2 feet long.

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Juan bought a piece of lumber that is 18 feet long. Does he have enough lumber to make the five shelves? If not, how much more does he need? If so, how much will be left over?

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Describe how you found the answer to question #1.

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DVD cases are 9/16 inches wide.
If Juan has 60 DVDs, how many of them will fit on one shelf?

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DVD cases are 9/16 inch wide.
How wide would a DVD case have to be in order for all 60 of them to fit on one shelf? Give your answer in feet.

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Juan has 28 paperback books. Each book is 1 1/4 inches wide.
Will all his books fit on one shelf?
If not, how many will fit and how many will have to go on another shelf?
If yes, how many more paperback books, if any, will fit on the same shelf?
Explain.

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Juan measures the location for the bookcase and realized that his shelves can be no more than 1 3/4 feet wide.
What is the maximum number of shelves Juan could build for his new bookcase using the lumber he bought?

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How many DVD cases will he be able to store on each of the shorter shelves?

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Multiplying and Dividing Fractions and Mixed Numbers PreTest

Multiplying and Dividing Fractions and Mixed Numbers PreTest

Juan bought a piece of lumber that is 18 feet long. Does he have enough lumber to make the five shelves? If not, how much more does he need? If so, how much will be left over?

Describe how you found the answer to question #1.

DVD cases are 9/16 inches wide.
If Juan has 60 DVDs, how many of them will fit on one shelf?

DVD cases are 9/16 inch wide.
How wide would a DVD case have to be in order for all 60 of them to fit on one shelf? Give your answer in feet.

Juan has 28 paperback books. Each book is 1 1/4 inches wide.
Will all his books fit on one shelf?
If not, how many will fit and how many will have to go on another shelf?
If yes, how many more paperback books, if any, will fit on the same shelf?
Explain.

Juan measures the location for the bookcase and realized that his shelves can be no more than 1 3/4 feet wide.
What is the maximum number of shelves Juan could build for his new bookcase using the lumber he bought?

How many DVD cases will he be able to store on each of the shorter shelves?

How many paperback books will he be able to store on each of the shorter shelves?

Juan bought a piece of lumber that is 18 feet long. Does he have enough lumber to make the five shelves? If not, how much more does he need? If so, how much will be left over?

Describe how you found the answer to question #1.

DVD cases are 9/16 inches wide.
If Juan has 60 DVDs, how many of them will fit on one shelf?

DVD cases are 9/16 inch wide.
How wide would a DVD case have to be in order for all 60 of them to fit on one shelf? Give your answer in feet.

Juan has 28 paperback books. Each book is 1 1/4 inches wide.
Will all his books fit on one shelf?
If not, how many will fit and how many will have to go on another shelf?
If yes, how many more paperback books, if any, will fit on the same shelf?
Explain.

Juan measures the location for the bookcase and realized that his shelves can be no more than 1 3/4 feet wide.
What is the maximum number of shelves Juan could build for his new bookcase using the lumber he bought?

How many DVD cases will he be able to store on each of the shorter shelves?

How many paperback books will he be able to store on each of the shorter shelves?

Multiplying and Dividing Fractions and Mixed Numbers PreTest

Multiplying and Dividing Fractions and Mixed Numbers PreTest

Juan bought a piece of lumber that is 18 feet long. Does he have enough lumber to make the five shelves? If not, how much more does he need? If so, how much will be left over?

Describe how you found the answer to question #1.

DVD cases are 9/16 inches wide. If Juan has 60 DVDs, how many of them will fit on one shelf?

DVD cases are 9/16 inch wide.How wide would a DVD case have to be in order for all 60 of them to fit on one shelf? Give your answer in feet.

Juan has 28 paperback books. Each book is 1 1/4 inches wide. Will all his books fit on one shelf?If not, how many will fit and how many will have to go on another shelf?If yes, how many more paperback books, if any, will fit on the same shelf? Explain.

Juan measures the location for the bookcase and realized that his shelves can be no more than 1 3/4 feet wide.What is the maximum number of shelves Juan could build for his new bookcase using the lumber he bought?

How many DVD cases will he be able to store on each of the shorter shelves?

How many paperback books will he be able to store on each of the shorter shelves?

Juan bought a piece of lumber that is 18 feet long. Does he have enough lumber to make the five shelves? If not, how much more does he need? If so, how much will be left over?

Describe how you found the answer to question #1.

DVD cases are 9/16 inches wide. If Juan has 60 DVDs, how many of them will fit on one shelf?

DVD cases are 9/16 inch wide.How wide would a DVD case have to be in order for all 60 of them to fit on one shelf? Give your answer in feet.

Juan has 28 paperback books. Each book is 1 1/4 inches wide. Will all his books fit on one shelf?If not, how many will fit and how many will have to go on another shelf?If yes, how many more paperback books, if any, will fit on the same shelf? Explain.

Juan measures the location for the bookcase and realized that his shelves can be no more than 1 3/4 feet wide.What is the maximum number of shelves Juan could build for his new bookcase using the lumber he bought?

How many DVD cases will he be able to store on each of the shorter shelves?

How many paperback books will he be able to store on each of the shorter shelves?

DVD cases are 9/16 inches wide.
If Juan has 60 DVDs, how many of them will fit on one shelf?

DVD cases are 9/16 inch wide.
How wide would a DVD case have to be in order for all 60 of them to fit on one shelf? Give your answer in feet.

Juan has 28 paperback books. Each book is 1 1/4 inches wide.
Will all his books fit on one shelf?
If not, how many will fit and how many will have to go on another shelf?
If yes, how many more paperback books, if any, will fit on the same shelf?
Explain.

Juan measures the location for the bookcase and realized that his shelves can be no more than 1 3/4 feet wide.
What is the maximum number of shelves Juan could build for his new bookcase using the lumber he bought?

DVD cases are 9/16 inches wide.
If Juan has 60 DVDs, how many of them will fit on one shelf?

DVD cases are 9/16 inch wide.
How wide would a DVD case have to be in order for all 60 of them to fit on one shelf? Give your answer in feet.

Juan has 28 paperback books. Each book is 1 1/4 inches wide.
Will all his books fit on one shelf?
If not, how many will fit and how many will have to go on another shelf?
If yes, how many more paperback books, if any, will fit on the same shelf?
Explain.

Juan measures the location for the bookcase and realized that his shelves can be no more than 1 3/4 feet wide.
What is the maximum number of shelves Juan could build for his new bookcase using the lumber he bought?