Fractions + comparing - practice problems - page 6 of 8
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- Equivalent expressions
A coach took his team out for pizza after their last game. There were 14 players, so they had to sit in smaller groups at different tables. Six players sat at one table and got four small pizzas to share equally. The other players sat at a different table - Prizes in a competition
In a competition announced for a design of a poster, the prizes for the first three winners are prizes of a total value of 9 500 Kč. The second prize has a value of two thirds of the first prize, and the third prize has a value of two thirds of the second - Two numbers
Numbers A and B differ by 95. If from number A we subtract two thirds of it, we get the same result as when we add three fifths to number B. Decide for each of the following statements whether it is true (T) or not (N). a) The larger of the two numbers is - Test Grade Distribution
There are more than 20 but less than 40 students in the class. A third of the pupils wrote the mathematics test with a one, a sixth with a two, and a ninth with a three. Nobody got a four. How many students in the class wrote the test on a five? - Worm and Log Thickness
The worm Oliver Zoubek decided to bite through the oak log. In the first year, he made a hole in one-third. The second year, he chewed through one-third of the rest. In the third year, again, a third of the rest, and in the fourth year, he had 16 cm left. - Orchard
One-eighth of the trees in the fruit plant in winter froze, and one-twelfth were damaged by disease and pests. Healthy trees remained 152. Is it enough to supply 35 trees to restore the original number of trees in the orchard? - Six people
Six people who get the same salary arrange them in increasing order of their savings and also mention who saves the most Anil 1/3. Duma 2/5. Niki 1/4.CAI 2/3. Kat 3/4. Boo 1/2. - Even Integers Number Line
Which even integers are greater than -1 1/4 and less than 7 1/4? The mark is on the number axis. - Fractions
Sort fractions z1 = (20)/(9); z2 = (10)/(21); z3 = (15)/(14) by their size. Write the result as three serial numbers 1,2,3. - The denominator
Find unknown denominator in fraction inequality: 6/5>41/_>8/7 - Compare fractions
Find which is the larger of the two fractions: 11/32, 7/24 by expressing the numbers as: a) fractions with the same denominator; b) decimals. - Chocolate piece total
How many pieces does the chocolate have if I ate 6/7 of it, which is 12 pieces? - Fraction denominator
Write a fraction with a denominator of 200 greater than 0.39 and less than a two-fifths fraction. Write its numerator x. - Once simplified
Once simplified, which of the expressions below has a value between 20 and 30? Select all that apply. A) 32÷8×514 B) -18÷6×9 C) 4×12÷2 D) 12×413÷(-2) - Compare three fractions Which of the three rational numbers is the largest? 1/7, 6/17, 4/17
- The correct
The correct missing numerator in 2/4 = _/8 to make the fraction equal is - Fraction
Find for what x fraction: (-4x -6)/(x) equals: - Drill bit
Bill's 3/8-inch drill bit is missing and needed for a job. He can get by with drilling a smaller hole than 3/8-inch as long as it is as close to 3/8-inch as possible. Which of the following bits would be the best to use? A. 13/32 inch B. 23/64 inch C. 1/2 - Torque
Torque and Mari each multiplied 1/8 inch times 5/8 inch. Tartaric 5/8 squares point inches. And Marie got 5/64 squared thought inches tall. Which student found a corrupt area? - Pumpkin pie
I have some pumpkin pie. One-half of the pie is cut into four equal slices, and the other half is cut into three equal slices. After eating one of the larger slices (on the three-piece side), I wonder if I will eat more if I have one more from the three s
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