Math Drills
Division of Fractions Word Problems
B-2Word Problems (Integer ÷ Fraction, etc.)
What this worksheet covers
Grade 6 (Elementary School) / Division of Fractions / Division of Fractions Word Problems
The lesson begins from scenes rather than expressions. Questions sharing a fractional amount among a number of people, questions counting how many pieces a whole number of units yields when cut into fractional lengths, questions tracing back to The Base Amount from a percentage and a part, questions finding the amount for one, and two-stage applications involving comparison and distribution all run as word problems.
In the questions finding The Base Amount, papers set up an expression multiplying the part by the fraction that is the percentage. Once the answer is out, multiply the percentage in the writing back into it. Return to the part written at the start and the direction is right.
The procedure of dividing was settled in Fraction ÷ Fraction, and here it has moved to the work that follows setting up an expression. In Mixed Operations with Fractions that work appears as one part of a long expression.
- Per-Unit Quantity2 questions
- Applications (Working Backwards with Ratios)2 questions
- Whole Number÷Fraction1 question


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Problems and answers on this worksheet
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(1)3/5m of wire weighs 4/7kg. How much does 1m of wire weigh, in how many kg? Answer □
Answer: 20/21kg
(2)3/8m of copper wire weighs 7/12kg. How many kg does 1m weigh? Answer □
Answer: 1 5/9kg
(3)The amount of water in the water bottle is 2/5 of the amount in the plastic bottle, and is 3/4L. How much water is in the plastic bottle, in how many L? Answer □
Answer: 1 7/8L
(4)The weight of box A is 5/8 of the weight of box B, and is 2/3kg. What is the weight of box B in how many kg? Answer □
Answer: 1 1/15kg
(5)There is 3m of tape. If you cut it into pieces of 1/4m each, how many pieces of tape can you make? Answer □
Answer: 12pieces
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