Mr. Chandler has asked each class to try to reach a goal of 20 cans by the end of the week. One fifth grade class collected ¾ of the goal.

The fifth grade classes have filled ⅕ of the 25 recycling bins in the school. How many bins have they filled?

The class across the hall is ⅓ of the way to their goal of 60 cans. How many cans have they collected?

Sarvesh visited an apple orchard and picked 48 apples. Of the apples Sarvesh picked, ⅝ were granny smith apples.

A piece of string is ¼ of a yard. If 7 strings were put end to end, how long would all of the strings be?

Katie’s class has collected 1/10 of 50 cans collected by the 5th grade classes. How many cans have they collected?

Ayaan and Vanessa’s classes both have a goal of collecting 48 cans by the end of the recycling drive.Ayaan found that his class had collected 3/4 of its goal

There are 36 cans of soup on the shelf. Two-thirds of the soup cans are chicken noodle. How many cans are chicken noodle?

Sarvesh visited an apple orchard and picked 48 apples. Of the apples Sarvesh picked, ⅜ were red delicious apples

Ms. Wright’s class has reached ¾ of the can collecting goal. The goal was to collect 36 cans each day.

Ayaan and Vanessa’s classes both have a goal of collecting 48 cans by the end of the recycling drive. Vanessa found that her class had collected 3/8 of its goal.

Joshua collects state quarters and currently has 30 quarters in his collection. The quarters were released by the United States Mint from 1999-2008 and of his current collection, ⅚ of Joshua’s quarters were minted prior to 2006. How many

Ms. Warren’s class has collected ⅔ of the cans they need to reach the goal. The goal was to collect 36 cans each day.