Transcript ESTIMATING PRODUCTS

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ESTIMATING PRODUCTS
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MULTIPLYING FRACTIONS AND
WHOLE NUMBERS
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Objectives
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• Estimating product using compatible
numbers and rounding.
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Prerequisite Skill
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following:
a) 12, 18
b) 20, 40
c) 13, 23
2. Convert the improper fraction to mixed numbers:
a) 55/22
b) 38/4
c) 12/5
3. Round each fraction to 0, ½ or 1:
a) 1/10
b) 4/7
c) 13/14
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Estimating Products
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• One way to estimate product is to use
compatible numbers , which are numbers
that are easy to divide mentally.
• Another method is estimating numbers by
rounding to 0, ½ or 1.
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Estimate using Compatible Numbers
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• Estimate ¼ x 21.
¼ x 21 means ¼ of 21
Find a number close to 21 that is a multiple of 4
20 and 4 are compatible
¼ x 21
¼ x 20
numbers since 20 ÷ 4 = 5
¼ x 20 = 5
20 ÷ 4 = 5
So, ¼ x 21 is about 5
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Example – 2
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Estimate 2/3 x 97
Estimate 1/3 x 97
1/3 x 97
1/3 x 96 96 and 3 are compatible numbers
1/3 x 96 = 32
96 ÷ 3 = 32
If 1/3 of 96 is 32, then 2/3 of 96 = 2 x 32 =64
So, 2/3 of 97 is about 64
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Try to do by yourself
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Estimate each product:
• 3/5 x 27
• 5/8 x 39
• 4/7 x 30
• 5/9 x 20
• ¼ x 33
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Estimate by rounding to 0, ½ or 1
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Estimate 1/3 x 8/9
• 1/3 x 8/9 = ½ x 1 = 1
• 1/10 x 6/14 = 0 x ½ = 0
• 9/16 x 27/50 = ½ x ½ = 1
• 24/26 x 29/31 = 1 x 1 = 1
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Now Your Turn
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Estimate each product:
a) 4/5 x 2/9
b) 5/8 x 11/12
c) ¼ x 9/10
d) 5/11 x 1/9
e) 9/10 x ¾
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Let’s have fun
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• Free Kids Games from theKidzpage.com -Breakdown Flash Game
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Estimate with Mixed Numbers
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• Round each mixed number to the nearest
whole number
• For example: 11 ¾ x 8 1/7
• 11 ¾ to 12 and 8 1/7 to 8
• 11 ¾ x 8 1/7 = 12 x 8 = 96
• So, the product is about 96
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Your Turn!
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Estimate each product:
7 2/3 x 5 1/6
2 9/10 x 11 ¾
8 ¼ x 8 6/7
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MULTIPLYING FRACTIONS
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Multiply Fractions and Whole
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• To multiply fraction and a whole number,
first write the whole number as a fraction.
Then multiply the numerator and
denominator. Simplify the fraction.
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Multiplying fractions & whole numbers
• Example 1: ¼ x 13 = ¼ x 13/1
= 1 x 13
4x1
= 13/4 = 3¼
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Example – 2
• ¾ x 24 = ¾ x 24/1
= 3 x 24
4x1
= 72/4 = 18
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Your Turn
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Multiply and Simplify:
1. 1/8 x 15
2. 1/7 x 28
3. 3/8 x 2
4. 4/6 x 12
5. 1/6 x 37
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Let’s solve this puzzle
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• http://www.thekidzpage.com/onlinejigsawp
uzzles/jigsaw-puzzles/12-piecejigsaw/012206hermitcrab.html
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Word Problems
• Funky and his froggie friends took 39
minutes to reach Frog School. If they
hopped for 2/3 of the time, how many
minutes did they spend for hopping?
• 2/3 x 39 =
2/3 x 39/1 = 2 x 39 = 78
3x1
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= 26
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Now your turn
• In my class of 48 students, 1/8 study French and
1/6 study Russian and 5/12 of them study English
as their language subject. How many students
study French, English and Russian?
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Assessment Sheet- 1
Estimate:
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6/11 x 78
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7/13 x 24
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5/9 x 71
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10 2/3 x 1 ¼
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2 ¾ x 7 2/3
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3/5 x 1 ¾
Estimate by rounding numbers
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5/8 x ¾
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4/5 x 1/10
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3/5 x 2
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3/7 x ¾
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Assessment Sheet – 2
Multiply
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3/8 x 3
4/15 x 20
5/4 x 8
4/7 x 21
9/10 x 23
4/5 x 50
3/5 x 2
6/15 x 45
½ x 15
9/81 x 36
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Good Work
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Do the problems carefully
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