Fraction Operations - Mr. Mubashir

Use repeated addition on the number line to show 8 × 3 4. 6 04 123 5 The answer is . So, 8 × 3 4 = . An ant has legs. Jenelle is making a recipe that needs 6 cups of flour. She wants to make 2 3 of the recipe. How many cups will she need to use? Write a multiplication statement: 6 × Model the multiplication on the number line.

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