Multiplying Mixed Numbers
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Objective
I can multiply mixed numbers by converting them to improper fractions and then multiplying.
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Practice
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Convert the mixed number 1 and ⅗ to an improper fraction.
Multiply the mixed numbers 2 and ¼ by 3 and ⅖. Show your work in converting to improper fractions and multiplying.
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Exit ticket
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“Multiply the mixed numbers 2 and ⅗ by 3 and ¼. Show your work in converting to improper fractions and multiplying. Multiply the mixed numbers 1 and ⅖ by 4 and ⅗. Show your work in converting to improper fractions and multiplying. ”
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