Multiplying mixed numbers word problems

Mary has a 16 1⁄2 ounce bag of chocolate chips.  She will only use 1⁄4 of the bag for decorating a cake.  How many ounces will she use for decorating?

• 4 1⁄4 ounces
• 4 2⁄8 ounces
• 4 1⁄8 ounces

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Jon had 2 2/3 of a pizza. 1 1/3 of that was cheese pizza. How much pizza was pepperoni?

• 30/9

• 3 5/9

• 1 5/9

• 3 3/9

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Jenna had 4 1/3 of a pizza. Then she bought 2 1/8 of the part she had. How much pizza does Jenna have?

• 9 5/24

• 9 1/24

• 9

• 9 4/5

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Michel built 3 1/2 bird houses. Each house uses 2 3/4 pieces of wood. How much wood did Michel use?

• 9 4/8

• 9 5/8

• 5 8/9

• 10

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CCSS.5.NF.B.4

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Sara had 2 1/2 times the paint that Samantha had. Samantha had 4 1/2 gallons. How much paint did Sara have?

• 10

• 11

• 10 1/4

• 11 1/4

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John has 3 1/4 Charleston Chews. Emma has enough box caramels to equate to 2 1/4 Charleston Chews. If the had multiplied each other's amounts what would the product be?

• 7 5/16

• 8 1/2

• 7 1/5

• 7/16

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Ashley and Emilie got 1 1/3 boxes of donuts. Maisie and McKenna got 4 times that many boxes of donuts. How many boxes of donuts do Maisie and McKenna have?

• 5

• 6

• 5 1/3

• 6 1/3

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Emma has 2 2/3 pies. Sam has 1/2 of Emma's amount. How much pie does Sam have?

• 8/6

• 1 1/6

• 1 1/3

• 1

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Josh has 3 1/6 pizzas. Ellie has 1 2/3 of the amount that Josh has. How many pizzas does Ellie have?

• 5 5/18

• 5

• 5 3/18

• 5 1/18

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Multiply.

• 11 3/4
• 10 2/36
• 47/4
• 423/36

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