Section 1
Expressing a Remainder as a Fraction
Property
When a division problem results in a whole number quotient and a remainder , the exact answer can be expressed as a mixed number:
In this Grade 5 lesson from enVision Mathematics Chapter 9, students learn how to express division quotients as fractions and mixed numbers, such as writing 4 ÷ 3 as 4/3 or 1⅓. The lesson uses real-world sharing problems to show how a whole number divided by another whole number can result in a fraction or mixed number rather than a whole number quotient. Students practice converting between division expressions, improper fractions, and mixed numbers across a range of problems.
Section 1
Expressing a Remainder as a Fraction
When a division problem results in a whole number quotient and a remainder , the exact answer can be expressed as a mixed number:
Section 2
Application: Solving Division Word Problems with Fractions
To find the amount for a single share in an equal sharing situation, divide the total amount by the number of shares. The result can be expressed as a fraction or a mixed number.
Expand to review the lesson summary and core properties.
Section 1
Expressing a Remainder as a Fraction
When a division problem results in a whole number quotient and a remainder , the exact answer can be expressed as a mixed number:
Section 2
Application: Solving Division Word Problems with Fractions
To find the amount for a single share in an equal sharing situation, divide the total amount by the number of shares. The result can be expressed as a fraction or a mixed number.