Finding a Rule for Dividing Fractions

Question 1

One-sixth times StartFraction 2 Over 1 EndFraction

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6 times 2

Question 2

Multiply the numerators and the denominators. The answer is .

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8/9

Question 3

parts would be shaded.

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12

Question 4

d =

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2

Question 5

e =

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3

Question 6

Rewrite the division problem as multiplication: Multiply the numerators and the denominators. The answer is .

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4/9 × 2/1; Selection 1: 4/9 × 2/1; Selection 2: 8/9

Question 7

An area model with 1 shaded part and 4 unshaded parts.

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Question 8

To verify the answer with a model, you could show circles. Each circle would be divided into equal parts. parts would be shaded.

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6; Selection 1: 6; Selection 2: 2; Selection 3: 12

Question 9

Which multiplication expression can be used to check this division problem:

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Answer image: https://media.edgenuity.com/EVresources/3106-04-04-20-07-task/mc001-3.jpg

Question 10

a = b = c = d = e =

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2; Selection 1: 2; Selection 2: 4; Selection 3: 3; Selection 4: 2; Selection 5: 3

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