Practice Multiplying Fractions in Math

Use these practice problems to test your method after reviewing the concept explanation and worked examples.

Quick Recap

To multiply fractions, multiply the numerators together and the denominators together: ab×cd=a×cb×d. Simplify the result by cancelling common factors.

23×34 means 'two-thirds of three-quarters.' Take 34 of something, then take 23 of that result.

Showing a random 20 of 50 problems.

Example 1

medium
A recipe calls for 34 cup flour. If you make 23 of the recipe, how much flour?

Example 2

hard
Compute 1516×825.

Example 3

medium
Is 23×45 larger or smaller than 23?

Example 4

medium
Compute 313×35.

Example 5

easy
Compute 34×12.

Example 6

easy
What is 13×9?

Example 7

easy
Compute 12×13.

Example 8

easy
Compute 14×8.

Example 9

easy
What is 12 of 10?

Example 10

challenge
Compute the product ∏k=210k−1k (that is, 12⋅23⋯910).

Example 11

medium
Compute 29×92.

Example 12

easy
Multiply 35×29.

Example 13

medium
A pitcher holds 56 L of juice. If 35 of it is poured out, how much was poured?

Example 14

medium
Compute 38÷14.

Example 15

easy
Multiply 27×34 and simplify if possible.

Example 16

medium
Compute 214×113.

Example 17

challenge
What is the product of the first 50 terms: 12⋅23⋅34⋯5051?

Example 18

hard
Solve for x: 35×x=920.

Example 19

medium
Compute 12×23×34.

Example 20

easy
Compute 13×15.