MATH 6 4th Quarter
MATH 6 4th Quarter
5 1
1. 3 12 = 4. 8 2 =
7 2
2. 6 15 = 5. 9 10 =
3
3. 8 8 =
III. Multiply the fractions. Write the answer in lowest terms. (Use the back of the paper to
solve the following).
9 5 13 10
1. 10 x 6 = ____ 5. 25 x 13 =____
3 7
2. 11 x 9 =____
11 4
3. 12 x 5 =____
8 15
4. 20 x 16 =____
IV. Identify if each pair of fractions are reciprocal of each other. Write Yes or No on the
line.
3 8 3 4
1. 8 ∧¿. 3 ________ 5. 1 4 and 7 ________
7 4
2. 4 and 7
________
3 3
3. 1 8 and 2 ________
5∧3
4. 8 ________
5 1
1. ÷ = _____
8 2
5 1
2. ÷ =_____
6 4
3 2
3. ÷ =_____
4 5
7 3
4. ÷ =_____
9 4
5 1
5. ÷ =_____
9 3
V. Tell how many decimal places should be shown in the product. Write it in the box.