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Fraction Multiplication Challenge
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Fraction Multiplication Challenge
Multiply fractions with different denominators. Simplify each product, and write an improper fraction as a mixed number when appropriate.
Multiply and simplify
Work out each product. Show your steps and give each answer in lowest terms.
1.Find the product: 2/3 × 1/5.
2.Find the product: 3/8 × 2/5.
3.Find the product: 5/6 × 3/4.
4.Find the product: 4/9 × 3/7.
5.Find the product: 5/8 × 2/3.
6.Find the product: 7/10 × 3/8.
7.Find the product: 9/11 × 5/6.
8.Find the product: 7/12 × 8/15.
9.Find the product and write it as a mixed number if needed: 11/12 × 9/10.
10.Find the product and write it as a mixed number if needed: 13/14 × 8/9.
Use fractions in context
11.At a farmers' market, Caleb buys 5/6 pound of apples. He uses 3/4 of them to make a snack. How many pounds of apples does he use? Show the multiplication and simplify.
12.In one sentence, explain how you can tell whether a fraction is in lowest terms.
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