| Solve and check with fraction bars for problems #1 through #3. |
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| For problems #4 through #6, solve and use estimation to check to see if the answer is reasonable. |
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| 9) William ate 5/8 of the pizza. Etta Jo ate 1/4 of the pizza. What fractional part of the pizza is left? Draw a picture to represent the problem. Describe the picture and state the answer. |
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| For problems #10 through #12, find the difference. |
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| For problems #13 through #15, solve and use estimation to check to see if the answer is reasonable. |
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| 17) Write the following fractions in order from least to greatest. (Hint: Change each fraction to the same denominator, then compare the numerators.)
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| 22) Read this word problem. Some information is needed to solve the problem. State what the relevant information is and what additional information is needed to solve the problem.
Kelly’s softball team won their game with a scoring 10 points, while the other team only scored 7 points. After the game, each team member was treated to ice cream cones that cost $1.50 each. What would be the total of the treats?
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