
Multiplying with Whole Numbers
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6th Grade
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Cindy Cruz
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9 Slides • 12 Questions
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Multiplying with Whole Numbers
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When multiplying fractions and whole numbers
you turn whole numbers into fractions
to turn a whole number into a fraction you simply do so by putting it over 1
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Multiple Choice
3. To turn the number 4 into a fraction
you put the four over 1
you put the four over 0
you leave the four alone
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Let's practice turning whole numbers into fractions!
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Multiple Choice
5. fIve as a fraction would be
5/5
5/0
5
5/1
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Multiple Choice
6. To turn the number 4 into a fraction
you put the four over four
you put the four over one
you put the four over zero
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When multiplying factions and whole numbers
If there are any mixed numbers you turn them into improper fractions.
To turn a mixed number into an improper fraction you must first multiply the denominator by the whole number.
Then, you add the numerator.
Place that answer back over the denominator that was in the original fraction.
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Multiple Choice
9. What is the first step in turning a mixed number into an improper fraction?
Multiply the denominator and the whole number
Adding the numerator to the denominator
Keeping the denominator the same.
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Multiple Choice
10. After you multiply the denominator and the whole number you must
add the numerator
subtract the numerator
keep the denominator the same
Multiply the numerator
subtract the numerator
add the numerator
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Turning an improper fraction into a mixed number
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To turn an improper fraction into a mixed number
You divide the the denominator into the whole number.
The quotient becomes the numerator.
The remainder becomes the numerator.
The denominator stays the same.
Reduce if needed (simplify)
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Multiple Choice
14. To turn an improper fraction into a mixed number you first
keep the same denominator
multiply the denominator and numerator
divide the denominator into the numerator
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Multiple Choice
15. The remainder becomes the
numerator
denominator
whole number
numerator
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Multiplying fractions and whole numbers practice
If you have paper and a pencil you may find it useful at this time
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Multiple Choice
17.) 93 × 2 =
186
183
69
32
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Multiple Choice
18.) 5 x 81 =
851
5 81
85
81
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Multiple Choice
19.) 92 × 5 =
452
4510
1 43
1 91
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Multiple Choice
20.) 4 x 43 =
3
31
47
1612
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Multiple Choice
21.) Jeremiah collected 1/2 of a bin of glass bottles to recycle. Shari collected 3 times as many bins as Jeremiah. How many bins of bottles did Shari collect?
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