Fraction ÷ Fraction Worksheets Grade 6

1. (2/3) ÷ (4/5) = ?
2. Aisha is creating a scale model of her neighborhood for a school project. The scale requires that 3/4 inch on the model represents 1/8 mile in real life. If Aisha's actual street is 2 miles long, how many inches should she make the street on her model?
3. Liam is baking cookies and needs to divide 3/4 cup of chocolate chips equally among several batches. Each batch requires 1/8 cup of chocolate chips. How many batches of cookies can Liam make with the chocolate chips he has?

…and 5 more problems

1. Liam is making a special salad dressing for a family dinner. The recipe calls for 3/4 cup of olive oil, but he only has a 1/8 cup measuring cup. How many times will Liam need to fill his 1/8 cup measuring cup to get the required amount of olive oil?
2. A construction crew is paving a road that is 2 1/4 miles long. Each day they can pave exactly 3/8 of a mile. How many complete days will it take them to finish paving the entire road?
3. A rectangular garden is divided into two sections by a diagonal path. The garden measures 12 meters by 8 meters. The path divides the garden into two triangular flower beds of equal area. If a gardener plants 5 flowers per square meter in one triangular bed, how many flowers are planted in that section?

…and 3 more problems

1. A construction crew is building a new community garden. They have 2 1/2 gallons of special waterproof sealant to protect the wooden planter boxes. Each planter box requires 3/8 of a gallon of sealant for proper coverage. How many complete planter boxes can the crew seal with the sealant they have?
2. Maria is creating a mosaic art project using small colored tiles. She has 2 1/4 square feet of blue tiles and needs to cut them into pieces that are each 3/8 of a square foot for her design. How many complete pieces of this size can Maria cut from her blue tiles?
3. A construction crew is building a new community garden. They have 3 1/2 cubic yards of soil to distribute evenly among several raised beds. Each raised bed requires 5/8 of a cubic yard of soil to be properly filled. How many complete raised beds can the construction crew fill with the soil they have available?

…and 4 more problems