In each of these problems, assume that people divide the food evenly. Write your answer as a division problem in fraction form: numbernumber.If two people share one soda, how much of the soda should each person get?Hint (a):If two people share three hamburgers, how much should each person get?Hint (b):If three people share a large box of fries, what part is each person’s share?Hint (c):Three people share seven brownies. How many brownies should each person get?Hint (d):Two people share five apple turnovers. How many turnovers should each person get?If five people share three cartons of chow mein, what is each person’s share?

The Patterson family spends 3/10 of their budget on groceries and another 1/2 going out to eat. Altogether, what fraction of their budget does the Patterson family spend on food?Write your answer as a fraction or as a whole or mixed number.

The Shepherd family spends 1/3 of their budget on groceries and another 1/2 going out to eat. Altogether, what fraction of their budget does the Shepherd family spend on food?Write your answer as a fraction or as a whole or mixed number.

Daniel owns two dogs. Each day, one dog eats 2 1/10 scoops of dog food and the other dog eats 1 1/10 scoops. Together, how much dog food do the two dogs eat each day?Write your answer as a fraction or as a whole or mixed number.

The third grade teachers had a pizza party. They ordered   large pizzas and each pizza had   slices. There were   classrooms in the grade.Estimate how many slices of pizza each classroom can have if the pizzas are shared equally.Choose 1 answer:Choose 1 answer:(Choice A)     slicesA  slices(Choice B)     slicesB  slices(Choice C)     slicesC  slices(Choice D)     slicesD  slices

Seven people have a restaurant meal. They decide to share the bill of $376.50 equally. How much does each person pay (round the amounts and assume everyone pays in cash)?