
Review Lessons 8-7 & 8-8
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Review Lessons 8-7 & 8-8
5th Grade
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M.A.D.
We use this strategy when we are multiplying and one of our factors is a mixed number
M = Multiply the denominator by the whole number
A = Add the product to the numerator
D = Denominator stays the same
The result of M.A.D. is an improper fraction
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Multiple Choice
Use the M.A.D. strategy to rename the fraction as an improper fraction.
8 72716
717
758
723
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Fill in the Blanks
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Lesson 8-7; Multiplying Mixed Numbers by Whole Numbers (page 357-358)
Rename the mixed number to an improper fraction by using the M.A.D. strategy
Multiply the numerator of the improper fraction by the whole number
The denominator stays the same
Simplify
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Multiple Choice
Find the product.
6 × 3 545114 = 22 54
5114 = 18 54
572 = 14 52
572 = 12 52
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Multiple Choice
Ms. VanTuyl needs to make 4 batches of cookies. Each batch needs 3 3/5 of a cup of sugar. How many cups of sugar will she need?
4 × 3 53544 = 8 54
572 = 14 52
544 = 5 54
572 = 10 52
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Multiplying Mixed Numbers by Fractions
Use the M.A.D. strategy to rename the mixed number as an improper fraction
Multiply the numerator by the numerator
Multiply the denominator by the denominator
Simplify
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Multiple Choice
2 81 × 94
Find the product.
7264 = 21
7264 = 98
7244 = 3622
7244 = 911
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Multiple Choice
3 54 × 71
Multiply the factors.
3519
1935= 1 1916
3512
1212 = 1
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Multiplying Mixed Numbers by Mixed Numbers
Use the M.A.D. strategy to rename both of the factors as improper fractions
Multiply the numerator by the numerator
Multiply the denominator by the denominator
Simplify
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Multiple Choice
2 81 × 4 32
Select the equation that shows the two mixed numbers as improper fractions.
810 × 3 11
810 × 310
817 × 314
317 × 814
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Multiple Choice
817 × 314
Find the product using the equation from the previous questions.
1131 = 2119
1131 = 1 1121
24238 = 9 1211
24238 =10 1211
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Multiplying Fractions as Scaling- page 362
Identify the two kinds of factors given (whole numbers, fractions, mixed numbers)
Fractions can be greater or less than 1. It depends on the numerator
All whole numbers and mixed numbers are GREATER than 1
When one of the two factors is LESS than 1, the product will be LESS than both factors given, even if the other factor is greater than 1.
When both factors are GREATER than 1, the product will be GREATER than both factors given
When one factor is EQUAL TO 1, the product will be EQUAL TO the factor given
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Multiple Choice
Choose whether the product will be greater or less than the factors given.
107 × 2 81> greater than
< less than
= equal to
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Multiple Choice
Choose whether the product will be greater than, less than, or equal to the factors given:
55 × 2 53
> greater than
< less than
= equal to
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Multiple Choice
2 83 × 4 65
Choose whether the product will be greather than, less than, or equal to the factors given.
> greater than
< less than
= equal to
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