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Fraction Multiplication — Parts of Parts

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Exploring fractions with area models

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Fraction Multiplication — Parts of Parts
 

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Fraction Multiplication — Parts of PartsOnline version

Exploring fractions with area models

by Taylor Clark
1

What does 3 x (2/7) represent in the parts-of-parts interpretation?

2

In the “parts of parts” idea, 3/5 x 2/7 means what?

3

Which model helps visualize fractions as areas?

4

Which is the correct rule for multiplying fractions?

5

What is 3/5 x 2/7 in terms of parts of a whole?

6

Why is it tricky to interpret 2/7 x 3 objects per group?

7

What does the rectangle area represent in this context?

8

Which statement matches the area-part interpretation?

9

If you have 3 groups each with 2/7 of an object, what total is 3 x (2/7)?

10

What does 3/5 x 2/7 simplify to?

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