Remember: Multiply by less than one and it gets smaller; by more than one and it gets bigger; by one it stays.
17 × 1/2 compared with 7?
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22 × 2/3 compared with 2?
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35 × 3/4 compared with 5?
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410 × 3/4 compared with 10?
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5Why 8 × 5/5 = 8?
You multiply by more than 1You multiply by less than 1You multiply by exactly 1
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64 × 3 compared with 4?
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75 × 2 compared with 5?
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83 × 4 compared with 3?
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97 × 2/3 compared with 7?
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10Why 4 × 1/3 < 4?
You multiply by more than 1You multiply by less than 1You multiply by exactly 1
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Grade 5 · Set B · Side 2 of 2
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118 × 3 compared with 8?
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12Why 1/2 × 11 < 11?
You multiply by more than 1You multiply by less than 1You multiply by exactly 1
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131/4 × 3/3 compared with 1/4?
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149/8 × 7 compared with 7?
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157/5 × 9 compared with 9?
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168 × 1/3 compared with 8?
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17Why 2/5 × 12 < 12?
You multiply by more than 1You multiply by less than 1You multiply by exactly 1
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181/3 × 4/4 compared with 1/3?
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19Why 3 × 8/8 = 3?
You multiply by more than 1You multiply by less than 1You multiply by exactly 1
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208 × 6/6 compared with 8?
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