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ASSIGNMENT DUE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2016
Unit 1, Chapter 4 – Rational Numbers
Use some of the methods that you learned today
working in groups to find which of the two
fractions is larger. Show your work.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
3
4
and
5
16
7
8
4
7
3
8
3
5
and
and
and
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1
8
and
2
5
3
and
and
Find the least common denominator of each pair
of fractions below:
7)
2
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1
8)
3
7
and
3
14
3
11
9)
11
12
and
1
3
12
1
10)
3
10
and
22
25
2
7
11)
17
22
and
27
33
20
2
12)
11
12
and
2
15
3
Corrected by: _______________________________
Name: _________________________________
7th Grade Math
Period: _________
ASSIGNMENT DUE WED/THU, SEPTEMBER 28/29, 2016
Unit 1, Chapter 4 – Rational Numbers
Unit Review
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Think Mathematically!
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1) How would you express the fraction 999 as a
repeating decimal?
8) Look at the sequence of patterns below. Come
up with three different ways that you could
describe in words how the pattern changes as you
increase the figure number by 1.
2) Use long division to show how you would
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express the fraction 25 as a decimal. Show all
work!
Find the least common denominator of each pair
of fractions below:
3)
4)
5)
6)
1
5
3
8
and
and
11
16
3
10
2
3
7
10
and
and
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9) In the space below, draw what you believe
Figure 5 should look like.
5
6
2
15
Corrected by: _______________________________
Name: _________________________________
7th Grade Math
Period: _________
ASSIGNMENT DUE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2016
Unit 1, Chapter 4 – Rational Numbers
For each problem below, add or subtract the
fractions. Simplify your answers.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
5
16
2
3
+
6
11
5
13
−
5
16
4
9
16
3
11
8
−
10
13
+
−
9
10
7
16
8
9
−
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9) Explain in your own words what the joke is
supposed to mean.
3
+
+
13
16
1
3
There is a joke that goes as follows:
Someone went to a pizza parlor and ordered a
medium pizza. The person behind the counter
asked if the customer wanted it cut into 8 or 12
slices. The customer replied, “cut it into 8 slices. I
don’t think I could eat 12 slices of pizza!”
7
+
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5
16
Corrected by: _______________________________