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Nouns to Mixed Numbers Nouns to Mixed Numbers next © Math As A Second Language All Rights Reserved

next Directions for the Teacher Review converting time, weight, length, and liquid measurements to mixed numbers with your students. Click each time next appears. Students may solve the problem orally or on paper.

1 hour 30 minutes next How many hours are there? 1 30 / 60 hours 1 1 / 2 hours next

2 hour 40 minutes next How many hours are there? 2 40 / 60 hours 2 2 / 3 hours next

8 hour 15 minutes next How many hours are there? 1 15 / 60 hours 8 1 / 4 hours next

5 hours 45 minutes next How many hours are there? 5 45 / 60 hours 5 3 / 4 hours next

2 days 12 hours next How many days are there? 2 12 / 24 days 2 1 / 2 days next

5 days 18 hours next How many days are there? 5 18 / 24 days 5 3 / 4 days next

9 years 6 months next How many years are there? 9 6 / 12 months 9 1 / 2 months next

12 years 8 months next How many years are there? 12 8 / 12 months 12 2 / 3 months next

1 feet 6 inches next How many feet are there? 1 6 / 12 feet 1 1 / 2 feet next

2 feet 8 inches next How many feet are there? 2 8 / 12 feet 2 2 / 3 feet next

4 yards 1 foot next How many yards are there? 4 1 / 3 yards next

2 yards 9 inches next How many yards are there? 2 9 / 36 yards 2 1 / 4 yards next

10 yards 16 inches next How many yards are there? / 36 yards 10 4 / 9 yards next

3 pounds 4 ounces next How many pounds are there? 3 4 / 16 ounces 3 1 / 4 ounces next

8 pounds 2 ounces next How many pounds are there? 8 2 / 16 ounces 8 1 / 8 ounces next

13 pounds 12 ounces next How many pounds are there? / 16 ounces 3 3 / 4 ounces next

1 ton 1,000 pounds next How many tons are there? 1 1,000 / 2000 tons 1 1 / 2 tons next

4 tons 1,200 pounds next How many tons are there? 1 1,200 / 2000 tons 1 3 / 5 tons next

1 cup 6 fluid ounces next How many cupc are there? 1 6 / 8 cups 1 3 / 4 cups next

1 quart 1 pint next How many quarts are there? 1 1 / 2 quarts next

1 gallon 2 quarts next How many gallons are there? 1 2 / 4 quarts 1 1 / 2 quarts next