Dividing a Fraction by a Whole Number

Question 1

To find the quotient, jump groups of .

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2/5

Question 2

This problem asks how many groups of are in . The quotient of 4 ÷ 1 3 is .

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Selection 1: 1/3; Selection 2: 4; Selection 3: 12

Question 3

Question 5

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Question 4

28

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8

Question 5

A pie chart with 6 shaded parts.

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Question 6

threethree and three-fifthsthree and three-sixthsthree and three-fourths

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three and three-fifths

Question 7

Question 9

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Question 8

Question 10

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Question 9

6 and two-fifths

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Question 10

Dividing a whole number by a fraction is the same as adding.When using fraction bars, circle groups of the divisor. The quotient will always be a fraction.The divisor tells the amount in each group, and the dividend tells the total amount.The result of dividing a whole number by a fraction will always be a fraction.

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When using fraction bars, circle groups of the divisor.; The divisor tells the amount in each group, and the dividend tells the total amount.

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