Arithmetic - practice problems - page 2 of 231
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- Subtraction equation
What should be subtracted from −3/5 to get −2/3? - Fractions - minus
What is the difference? Use estimation to justify your thinking. 11/12 − 1/3 − 1/6 - Subtract 27
Subtract these mixed fractions: 7 2/3 and 3 1/9. - The product 17 The product of two fractions is 7/15, and one of the fractions is 7/9. What is the other fraction?
- Decimal to fraction
What is 0.99 expressed as a fraction? - Mixed plus proper fraction 1½ + 1/3 = ?
- Bags of clothes
Nathan and John are collecting clothes for a clothing drive. John collected 1/10 as many clothes as Nathan did. If Nathan collected 1/3 of a bag of clothes, how many bags of clothes did John collect? - Food - rice
A man spent 1/3 of his salary on food. 1/4 of what he spent on food was on rice. What fraction of his salary did he spend on rice? - The remainder Write the remainder as a fraction of 364 divided by 16
- One-third of the sum
A number equals 1/3 of the sum of 83.2, −25.1, and 65. What is the number? - Four fractions There are four fractions: 5/8, 7/12, 1/3, and 2/5. Find the difference between the largest and the smallest fraction.
- Decorations 3
Each bundle has 48 roses, both red and white. There are 30 red roses in each bundle, and the rest are white. How many white roses are in each bundle? - Chocolate bars
Divide 26 chocolate bars among 3 friends so that they all get the same amount and nothing is left over. How many chocolate bars will each friend get? - Slab of a chocolate Albany has 3/4 of a slab of chocolate he gives 2/5 of the slab to her friend Peter. How much chocolate does she have left?
- A community event
Ana is organizing a community event in San Jose. If each participant gets 3/4 of a sandwich and there are 12 participants, how many sandwiches does Ana need in total? - The sum 49 The sum of two rational numbers is -5. If one of them is -13/6, find the other.
- A student 8 A student was asked to write 25 * 9² . By mistake he write 2592. Find the difference.
- Ice-creams
Becky and Sam make 6 ice-creams for their friends. On top of each ice cream, they sprinkle 1/3 of a packet of jelly. How many packets of jelly do they need? - Multiply 19 Multiply 12 × 5/8, and write the result in mixed and improper fractions.
- Sum of the fractions Find the sum, express your answer to lowest terms. 1. 1/4 + 2/4= 2. 1/6 + 3/6= 3. 6/10 + 2/10= 4. ¾ + ⅛= 5. 5 3/5 + 2 ½=
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