For problems in this unit that require fraction entries, enter the fractions and mixed numbers as shown in the example below. |
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Modeling Multiplication of Fractions |
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3) The given model represents the multiplication of two fractions and the product. What multiplication problem and product is represented by the model? |
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4) In the given model, if the second rectangle was moved to the left and placed on top of the first rectangle, there would be several blue squares that overlapped the red squares. In the third blank rectangle, shade all of the squares purple that would fall in the overlapping. (a) How many squares are shaded purple? (b) Using fractions, what multiplication problem could be represented by the model? |
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Multiplication of Fractions |
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For the next three problems, express the products in simplified form. |
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Every person has one type of blood. The blood types are O, A, B, or AB. The distribution of blood types for the United States population is given below in fractional form. Use the circle graph to answer the next three questions. |
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13) What blood type do most people have? |
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14) Less than 1/4 of the people have what two blood types? |
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15) In a city with a population of 150,000 people, about how many people have blood type AB? |
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For the next three problems, express the products in simplified form. |
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For the next six problems, express the products in simplified form. |
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