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In IM Grade 3, students learned that division can be understood in terms of equal-size groups and can be interpreted in two ways. For example, can mean finding the size of each group if 8 is put into 4 equal groups, or finding how many groups of 4 are in 8.
In this section, students extend this idea to divide...
In this section, students solve problems involving multiplication and division of fractions. As they reason about situations and interpret tape diagrams, students see that the same situation or diagram can be expressed with multiplication or division.
For example, if gallon of lemonade is shared equally by 5 friends, each friend gets gallon of lemonade. This also means that each friend...
In this section, students reason about multiplication of two fractions. They begin by considering situations that involve finding a fraction of a fraction. Students represent the situations by drawing diagrams that make sense to them.
For example, “A pan of macaroni and cheese is full. Kiran eats of the macaroni and cheese. How much of the whole pan did Kiran...
Let’s use what we’ve learned to multiply mixed numbers.