DIVIDING FRACTIONS
PROBLEMS (2)
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16. Express each quotient as a fraction.
| 1. a) 3 ÷ 4 |
= |
3 4 |
|
18. b) 5 ÷ 8 |
= |
5 8 |
|
18. c) 10 ÷ 12 |
= |
5 6 |
| 17. a) |
8 9 |
÷ |
4 9 |
= |
2 |
|
b) |
5 8 |
÷ |
7 8 |
= |
5 7 |
|
c) |
5 8 |
÷ |
2 8 |
= |
2½ |
| |
| 17. d) |
3 7 |
÷ |
6 7 |
= |
1 2 |
|
e) |
6 11 |
÷ |
9 11 |
= |
2 3 |
|
f) |
20 21 |
÷ |
8 21 |
= |
2½ |
| 18. a) |
3 4 |
÷ |
7 5 |
= |
15 28 |
|
b) |
3 5 |
÷ |
2 3 |
= |
9 10 |
| |
| 18. c) |
2 9 |
÷ |
3 11 |
= |
22 27 |
|
d) |
4 5 |
÷ |
3 15 |
= |
4 |
| |
| 18. e) |
5 6 |
÷ |
8 9 |
= |
15 16 |
|
f) |
4 15 |
÷ |
9 10 |
= |
8 27 |
| |
| 18. g) |
5 8 |
÷ |
11 12 |
= |
15 22 |
|
h) |
3 4 |
÷ |
1 2 |
= |
1½ |
| |
| |
| 19. a) |
1 3 |
÷ |
2 |
= |
1 6 |
|
b) |
2 |
÷ |
1 3 |
= |
6 |
| |
| 4. c) |
2 5 |
÷ |
3 |
= |
2 15 |
|
d) |
3 |
÷ |
2 5 |
= |
7½ |
| |
| |
| 10. a) |
1½ |
÷ |
2¼ |
= |
2 3 |
|
b) |
6 |
÷ |
 |
= |
2¼ |
11. Invert the divisor and multiply.
| 6. a) |
30 |
÷ |
3 4 |
= |
40 |
|
b) |
500 |
÷ |
2 3 |
= |
750 |
| |
| 6. c) |
360 |
÷ |
4 5 |
= |
450 |
|
d) |
140 |
÷ |
7 9 |
= |
180 |
12. A bottle of medicine contains 8 oz. Each dose of the medicine is
| 12. |
2 3 |
oz. How many doses are in the bottle? 12 |
13. If a box of cereal holds 28 ounces, then how many servings will
13. there be if each serving is 3½ ounces? 8
14. You are planning a party. Your punchbowl holds 12 quarts. The
| 14. ladle holds |
3 4 |
cup. How many drinks will you be able to serve? |
14. (In division, the units must be the same. 1 quart = 4 cups.) 64
15. Summary. Distinguish the following.
| 15. a) |
3 8 |
+ |
4 9 |
= |
59 72 |
|
b) |
3 8 |
× |
4 9 |
= |
1 6 |
|
c) |
3 8 |
÷ |
4 9 |
= |
27 32 |
| 15. d) 3 |
5 8 |
= |
29 8 |
|
e) 3 × |
5 8 |
= |
15 8 |
= 1 |
7 8 |
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