Greatest common factor and least common multiple

Find the GCF to simplify fractions and the LCM to add them. Also the backbone of factoring later on.

Standards:6.NS.B.4

Try it: three questions

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Question 1 of 3

A rope is 9/10 meter long. Juan cuts off 2/5 meter for a project. How much rope is left?

Question 2 of 3

A container holds 2.4 liters of orange juice. If you divide it equally into 3 bottles, how many liters will each bottle contain?

Question 3 of 3

A smoothie blend uses 0.8 kg of fruit. If you want to make 5 smoothies of equal size, how much fruit is in each smoothie?

How this fits in

Greatest common factor and least common multiple is one skill in the Fractions & Decimals unit. Students read the unit lesson, then earn a bronze, silver, or gold medal on their last 10 answers. Medals never go down. A mastered unit comes back for review after 1, 3, 7, 16, and 35 days so it stays learned.

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