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4th Grade Fractions Worksheets

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1) Sean spent an hour each day working on the garden. How
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many hours did he spend in a week working on the
garden?

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2) Farmer Joe uses a bag of seeds on each acre of land. If
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there are 39 acres of land, how much seed does he use?

3) What is the fraction of the shaded area in the following


figures?

4) Solve the following:


3 1
a) +
7 7
3 2
b) 1 +
5 5

5) Find the mixed number for each given improper fraction.


13
a)
2
56
b)
9

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6) State whether the following pair of fractions are like or
unlike.
5 5
a) ,
9 4
1 1
b) ,1
2 2

7) Compare the following fractions using the >, <, or = sign.


2 2
a)
5 7
1 1
b)
7 15

8) Shade the following figure with the indicated fraction.

9) Convert the following mixed fractions into improper


fractions.
3
a) 6
7
2
b) 2 11

10) Solve the following:


1
a) What is of 25?
5
3
b) What is of 28?
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1) 2 hours
2) 6 bags of seeds
3) 2 1 5 2
a) b) c) d)
4 5 8 4
4) 4
a) b) 2
7
5) 1 2
a)6 b) 6
2 9
6) a) Unlike b) Like
7) 2 2
a) >
5 7
1 1
b) >
7 15
8) a) Shade 2 portions b) Shade 1 portion
c) Shade 3 portions d) Shade 3 portions
9) 45 24
a) b)
7 11
10) a) 5 b) 21

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1) Time spent by Sean working on garden in a day = an hour
7
Time spent by Sean working on the garden for a week =
2
×7 = 2 hours
7

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2) Portion of bag of seeds used for 1 acre of land =
13
2
Bags of seeds used for ×39 = 6 bags
13
2 1 5 2
3) a) b) c) d)
4 5 8 4

3 1 4
4) a) + =
7 7 7
3 2 8 2 10
b) 1 + = + = =2
5 5 5 5 5
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5) a) Solving long division for , we get,
2
13 1
=6
2 2
56
b) Solving long division for , we get,
9

56 2
=6
9 9

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6) a) Since the given pair of fractions have an unequal
denominator, they are unlike fractions.
b) Since the given pair of fractions have an equal
denominator, they are like fractions.

2 2
7) a)
5 7
Using cross multiplication:
2 × 7 =14 and 2 × 5=10
2 2
Therefore, >
5 7
1 1
b)
7 15
1 × 15 =15 and 1 × 7=7
1 1
Therefore, >
7 15

8) The figures can be shaded as:

3 6×7+3 45
9) a) 6 = =
7 7 7
2 2 × 11 + 2 24
b) 2 11 =
11
=
11

1 1
10) a) of 25 = × 25 = 5
5 5
3 3
b) of 28 = × 28 = 21
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1. The Egyptians, were the first to
have learnt fractions to resolve their
mathematical problems.

2. The early applications of fractions


included the division of food, supplies and
the absence of a bullion currency.

3. The word fraction has its origin from the


Latin word "fractio", meaning "to break".

4.

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