Worksheet on Problems on Division of Fractional Numbers
We will practice the questions given in the worksheet on problems on division of fractional numbers.
1. A student in a school pays $ 3 1/5 as boys fund. If the amount collected is $ 310 2/5, find the number of students in the school.
2. The weight of 15 packets of sweets is 7 ½ kg. Find the weight of each packet.
3. Our school teacher bought 50 pairs of shoes and paid $ 1240 to the shopkeeper. How much does each pair of shoes cost?
4. A rope of 16 2/3 m long cuts into 2 equal pieces. What is the length of each piece?
5. A man walks 5 5/8 km in 2 ½ hours. What distance does he cover in 1 hour?
6. How many half litre bottles of milk can be filled from a
can containing 85 ½ litres of milk?
7. The product of two number is 5 1/4. If one number is 2 1/3, then find the other number.
8. A rope is 20 ¾ m long. It is cut into 15 equal pieces. What is the length of each piece?
9. When I have travelled 45 km, I have travelled ½ of my journey. What is the length of my journey?
10. The product of two number is 8 ¾. If one of the number is 2 2/3, find the other number.
11. 10 boxes hold 15 ½ kg apples. How many kg are there in 60 boxes?
12. 6 ½ kg of apple cost $ 10. What is the cost of 39 kg?
13. 5 ½ litre of milk is poured equally into 11 glasses. How much milk will be there in each glass?
14. When I have travelled 25 km I have 3/5 of my journey left. What is the length of my journey?
15. At a charity show each child buys a ticket. If the cost of a ticket is $ 7 ½ and the amount, collected is $ 43000, find the number of tickets sold.
Answers for the worksheet on problems on division of fractional numbers are given below.
Answers:
1. 97
2. ½ kg
3. $ 24.8
4. 8 1/3 m
5. 2 ¼ km
6. 171
7. 2 ¼
8. 1 23/60 m
9. 90 km
10. 3 9/32
11. 93 kg
12. $ 60
13. ½ litre
14. 62 ½ km
15. 400
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