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Today, we are going to learn about Fraction Division 1 a/b (Partitive). These are the questions: (a) How many pizzas will each person receive if 1 pizza is divided among: (i) 2 people; (ii) 3 people; (iii) 4 people? (b) How many pizzas will each person receive if each of the following numbers of pizzas are divided among 3 people? (i) 2 pizzas (ii) 4 pizzas (iii) 5 pizzas In general, how would you calculate a ÷ b ?
Table of Contents
- Chapter 1
- Copy of Fraction Division1: a ÷ b (Partitive)
- Fractions
- Fraction Multiplication
Copy of Fraction Division1: a ÷ b (Partitive)
(a) How many pizzas will each person receive if 1 pizza is divided among: [br] (i) 2 people; (ii) 3 people; (iii) 4 people?[br][br](b) How many pizzas will each person receive if each of the following numbers of pizzas are divided among 3 people?[br] (i) 2 pizzas (ii) 4 pizzas (iii) 5 pizzas[br][br]In general, how would you calculate a ÷ b ?
Anthony Or. GeoGebra Institute of Hong Kong. (中文版：http://www.geogebratube.org/student/m14540)[br]orchiming@gmail.com
Fraction Multiplication
Change the fractions with the blue or red sliders.[br]Slide the bottom slider left or right to perform the multiplication operation.