Practice Unit Fraction in Math

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

Quick Recap

A fraction with numerator 1, like 13 or 18, representing exactly one equal part of a whole.

The building blocks of fractions—12 is one of two equal parts, 14 is one of four.

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Example 1

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A recipe uses 34 cup of flour. Express this as a sum of unit fractions using only 12 and 14.

Example 2

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Express 23 as a sum of two different unit fractions.

Example 3

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Find a unit fraction between 14 and 13.

Example 4

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Apply the greedy algorithm to start an Egyptian-fraction expansion of 27: subtract the largest unit fraction ≤27 and report the remainder.

Example 5

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How many 18s are in 34?

Example 6

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What unit fraction is one of 5 equal parts of a whole?

Example 7

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How many unit-fraction pieces of 112 are in 14?

Example 8

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Write 110 as a decimal.

Example 9

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What is one of 7 equal parts of a whole, as a unit fraction?

Example 10

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How many copies of 112 are in 13?

Example 11

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If 1n=0.05, find n.

Example 12

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Express 34 as a sum of two distinct unit fractions.

Example 13

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Express 23 as a sum of two distinct unit fractions.

Example 14

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What is the largest unit fraction less than 27?

Example 15

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Find four distinct unit fractions that sum to 1.

Example 16

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What fraction is one part when a pizza is cut into 6 equal slices?

Example 17

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Compare 15 and 29.

Example 18

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Order least to greatest: 1100,110,11000.

Example 19

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What fraction is one of 12 equal slices of a pie?

Example 20

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Is 12 the same size as 13?