πagarwalmath · 5th grade · Common Core 5.NF.B.4
🍫 Multiply fractions
Multiply fractions
Name: ______________________Date: ____________
1The square is 1 whole. The dark part shows 1/5 × 2/3. What fraction of the whole square is dark?
Answer: ______________
2A rectangle is 2/3 of a unit long and 1/2 of a unit wide (the dark part of the 1-unit square). What is its area? (as a fraction)
Answer: ______________
3A rectangle is 1/2 of a unit long and 1/3 of a unit wide (the dark part of the 1-unit square). What is its area? (as a fraction)
Answer: ______________
4Each big square is 1 square unit. The shaded rectangle is 1 3/4 units long and 1 2/3 units wide. What is its area in square units?
Answer: ______________
5Each big square is 1 square unit. The shaded rectangle is 1 2/3 units long and 1/2 unit wide. What is its area in square units?
Answer: ______________
6Each big square is 1 square unit. The shaded rectangle is 2 1/2 units long and 1/2 unit wide. What is its area in square units?
Answer: ______________
72 1/2 × 1/4 = ?
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8Each big square is 1 square unit. The shaded rectangle is 1 1/3 units long and 1 2/3 units wide. What is its area in square units?
Answer: ______________
9A rectangle is 1/3 of a unit long and 1/3 of a unit wide (the dark part of the 1-unit square). What is its area? (as a fraction)
Answer: ______________
10A rectangle is 3/4 of a unit long and 2/5 of a unit wide (the dark part of the 1-unit square). What is its area? (as a fraction)
Answer: ______________
11A rectangle is 1/5 of a unit long and 4/5 of a unit wide (the dark part of the 1-unit square). What is its area? (as a fraction)
Answer: ______________
12The square is 1 whole. The dark part shows 4/5 × 1/2. What fraction of the whole square is dark?
Answer: ______________
Answer key: Multiply fractions
- 1. 2/15
- 2. 2/6
- 3. 1/6
- 4. 2 11/12
- 5. 5/6
- 6. 1 1/4
- 7. 5/8
- 8. 2 2/9
- 9. 1/9
- 10. 6/20
- 11. 4/25
- 12. 4/10
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