Fractions: Multiplying or dividing an integer by a fraction

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Fractions: Multiplying or dividing an integer by a fraction True/false Reflect Your Turn 6 × 1 3 = 6 ÷ 1 3 = 6 ÷ 2 3 = @mathsmrgordon For more videos visit mrbartonmaths.com/videos Rule

Will the end value be…? (tick) Start value Operation Smaller Greater The same 6 @mathsmrgordon

Will the end value be…? (tick) Start value Operation Greater Smaller The same 6 @mathsmrgordon

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Your Turn - answers @mathsmrgordon Greater Smaller The Same Greater Smaller The Same Greater Smaller The Same Greater Smaller The Same Greater Smaller The Same Greater Smaller The Same Greater Smaller The Same Greater Smaller The Same Greater Smaller The Same Greater Smaller The Same Greater Smaller The Same Greater Smaller The Same Greater Smaller The Same @mathsmrgordon Greater Smaller The Same Greater Smaller The Same