
Multiplying Mixed Numbers
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Mathematics
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6th - 7th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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7 Slides • 14 Questions
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Multiplying Mixed Numbers
by Ms. Tout
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What is a Mixed Number?
A number that is greater than 1 whole
Made up of a whole number and a proper fraction
A proper fraction has a numerator that is smaller than the denominator
Bottom Heavy
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Multiple Select
Identify all of the mixed numbers:
121
932
23
68
532
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Multiple Choice
Identify the fractions as a mixed number, improper fraction or proper fraction.
mixed number
improper fraction
proper fraction
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What is an Improper Fraction
A fraction that equals more than 1
A fraction that has a numerator that is GREATER than the denominator
Top Heavy
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Multiple Choice
identify the fraction as either mixed number, improper fraction or proper fraction.
mixed number
improper fraction
proper fraction
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Multiple Select
Identify all of the improper fractions:
35
181
49
354
21
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Multiple Select
Identify all of the improper fractions:
41
74
431
26
79
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Converting from Mixed to Improper
Multiply the Whole number by the denominator
Add the numerator to the prodiuct
Leave it over the denominator
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Multiple Choice
What is 452 as a improper fraction?
522
225
518
511
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Multiple Choice
What is 832 as a improper fraction?
326
313
322
832
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Convert from Improper to Mixed
Use long division to convert from improper to mixed.
Use TIBO
Top In [Numerator inside]
Bottom Out [Denominator Out]
Divided
Stop when you reach a remainder
Answer = Whole
Remainder = Numerator
What you divided with = Denominator
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Multiple Choice
What is 712 as a mixed number?
175
1712
1127
127
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Multiple Choice
What is 38 as a mixed number?
232
132
83
832
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Steps-to-Solve
Step 1:) Convert mixed numbers into improper fractions
Step 2:) Multiply Numerators
Step 3:) Multiply Denominators
Step 4:) Convert back into a mixed number using division
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Let's Try:
First convert both Mixed numbers to imporper fractions.
Multiply Numerators
Multiply Denominators
Use division to write as a mixed number
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Multiple Choice
Multiply the Mixed Numbers together
-5 1/2
4 7/10
3 1/
5 1/2
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Multiple Choice
Multiply. Be sure to simplify your answer when possible.
12 5/6
77/6
6/77
12 6/5
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Multiple Choice
Multiply. Be sure to simplify your answer when possible.
11 3/4
10 2/36
47/4
423/36
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Multiple Choice
CHALLENGE: Lori is baking cookies. Her recipe calls for 2/3 of a cup of milk. Lori decides she wants to triple the recipe. How much milk is needed?
2/9
4 ½
1
2
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Multiple Choice
Emma has 2 2/3 pies. Sam has 1/2 of Emma's amount. How much pie does Sam have?
8/6
1 1/6
1 1/3
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