A tray holds 4 equal fruit bars. Mia has 11 fruit bars split into fourths. How many trays and how much of another tray does she have?

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Use wholes and equal parts to describe amounts in context. This 4th Grade Math lesson builds the skill Relate mixed numbers and improper fractions with a concept card and practice.

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Question

A tray holds 4 equal fruit bars. Mia has 11 fruit bars split into fourths. How many trays and how much of another tray does she have?

Accepted Answer

2 3/4 trays