math models and applications pt. 2

Divide the following fractions. Reduce if necessary. 4/3 ÷ 4/3 Hint: Multiplying by the reciprocal may be an easier alternative way to solve this division problem!

1

Convert the following improper fraction to a mixed number 9/7

1 2/7

Multiply, then reduce to lowest terms if necessary. 5/9 X 2/3

10/27

Divide the following fractions. Reduce if necessary. 3/4 ÷ 4/5 Hint: Multiplying by the reciprocal may be an easier alternative way to solve this division problem!

15/16

Divide the following fractions. Reduce if necessary. 2/3 ÷ 7/8 Hint: Multiplying by the reciprocal may be an easier alternative way to solve this division problem!

16/21

Multiply, then reduce to lowest terms if necessary. 4/3 X 6/4

2

Multiply the improper fractions and reduce to a mixed number. 6/5 X 9/5

2 4/25

Multiply, then reduce to lowest terms if necessary. 4/7 X 1/2

2/7

Which improper fraction is equivalent to 1 1/2?

3/2

Choose the true statement below that has 2 equivalent fractions.

3/2 = 9/6

Choose the true statement below that has 2 equivalent fractions.

3/4 = 6/8

Divide the following fractions. Reduce if necessary. 1/2 ÷ 8/6 Hint: Multiplying by the reciprocal may be an easier alternative way to solve this division problem!

3/8

Convert the following improper fraction to a mixed number 9/2

4 1/2

Multiply the improper fractions and reduce to a mixed number. 8/2 X 4/3

5 1/3

Which of the following values below is the largest? 6, 5 4/3, 7/8, 2 5/2

5 4/3

Which of the following values below is the largest? 2, 5/2, 3/4, 1 3/4

5/2

Choose all the answers below that are equal to the quotient of 1/2 ÷ 4/5 There may be more than 1 correct answer. Choose all correct answers.

5/8, 10/16, 15/24

Divide the following fractions. Reduce if necessary. 7/10 ÷ 5/2 Hint: Multiplying by the reciprocal may be an easier alternative way to solve this division problem!

7/25

Which of the following values below is the largest? 9, 16/5, 20/3, 7 7/4

9