
Multiplying Fractions with Mixed Numbers
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Mathematics
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5th Grade
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Melissa Cirilo
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15 Slides • 16 Questions
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Multiplying Fractions with Mixed Numbers
8-7 Envison Lesson
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How do we change a mixed number into an improper fraction?
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Multiple Choice
How do we change a mixed number into an improper fraction?
Choose the correct order.
We add the numerator and subtract the denominator
we multiply the whole number by the denominator and then add the numerator
We add the denominator and the whole number together and then we divide the numerator
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Multiple Choice
Change this mixed number into an improper fraction.
5/3
6/3
16/3
15/3
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Throwback!
How do we multiply fractions?
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Multiple Choice
How do we multiply fractions?
cross multiply and divide
multiply right next door
only multiply the numerators
only multiply the denominators
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What happens when...
A mixed number is multiplied by a fraction?
What should we do?
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1. We need to change the mixed number into an improper fraction.
Remember, we multiply the Whole Number by the denominator, and then we add the numerator. Remember to keep the origninal denominator!
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Multiple Choice
Change the mixed number into an improper fraction.
Choose the correct answer.
15/8
16/8
7/8
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1. Change the mixed number into an improper fraction.
2. Multiply the two new fractions
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Multiply Right Next Door
Let's multiply the numerators first
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Multiple Choice
15×8
Stack the numbers up and find the product
120
80
165
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Multiple Choice
8×3
Find the product of our denominators
5
11
24
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If 120 is the product of our numerators and 24 is the product of our denominators, what will our answer look like?
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Multiple Choice
Solve
24120
120−24
12024
24+120
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Multiplying Fractions with Mixed Numbers
1. Change the mixed number into an improper fraction
2. Multiply the two fractions together...right next door
3. Write out the answer/product as a fraction
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Let's Look at another one!
Get your notes ready!
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Multiple Choice
241×32
545
1218
122
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Multiple Choice
What if...
75×321
1435
1411
145
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Let's talk.
What would we do to solve this problem?
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Multiplying a Mixed number by another mixed number
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Follow the same steps
Change both mixed numbers into improper fractions
Multiply right next door
Simplify
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Change this mixed number into an improper fraction
Which two numbers get multiplied together?
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Multiple Choice
Change this mixed number into an improper fraction
611
66
612
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Multiple Choice
change this mixed number into an improper fraction
82
29
28
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Once we have two fractions we can multiply right next door
11 x 9 and 6 x 2
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Multiple Choice
Solve this multiplication problem
899
2411
1299
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Poll
Do you think you can solve some of these problems on your own using your notes? Be Honest!!
Yes!
Maybe!
I can try!
No, I don't get it :(
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Multiple Choice
Multiply.
144
523
142
14322
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Multiple Choice
Multiply.
101
2085
2055
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Multiple Choice
Multiply.
677
776
Multiplying Fractions with Mixed Numbers
8-7 Envison Lesson
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