Whole ÷ Fraction Worksheets Grade 5

Fractions

Divide by Fractions

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Worksheet 1

8 problems
  1. Olivia is tiling a rectangular wall that is 9 feet long. She is using square tiles, each of which covers 1/5 of a foot in length. How many tiles will Olivia need to place in a single row along the entire length of the wall?
  2. Maya is pouring juice from a large pitcher that holds 3 cups of juice. Each glass holds 1/5 cup of juice. How many glasses can Maya fill completely?
  3. Noah is drawing a large rectangular mural that is 9 meters long. He plans to divide it into equal sections, and each section will represent 1/6 of a complete art piece. How many complete art pieces can the entire mural represent?

…and 5 more problems

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Worksheet 2

8 problems
  1. The school art club is preparing for a mural project and has 8 meters of special border tape. Each section of the mural requires 2/5 of a meter of tape to outline the design. How many complete mural sections can the art club outline with their tape?
  2. A school is organizing a field trip and needs to prepare snack bags. They have 8 kilograms of trail mix to distribute equally among the students. If each snack bag should contain 2/5 of a kilogram of trail mix, how many complete snack bags can they make?
  3. Liam is making friendship bracelets for his class. He has 6 meters of colorful yarn. If each bracelet requires 3/4 of a meter of yarn, how many complete bracelets can Liam make?

…and 5 more problems

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Worksheet 3

9 problems
  1. A rectangular swimming pool is 15 meters long and divided into lanes that are each 3/4 meter wide. How many complete swimming lanes can fit across the width of the pool?
  2. A school is organizing a field trip and needs to pack lunches. They have 8 large pizzas to divide equally among students. If each student gets 2/5 of a pizza, how many students can receive a portion?
  3. Kai has 6 cups of flour for baking cookies. Each batch of cookies needs 1/4 cup of flour. How many batches of cookies can Kai make?

…and 6 more problems

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