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Example 3 Multiplying Mixed Numbers POSTCARDS A designer creates postcards that are inches long and inches wide. Find the area of the postcard. 2 1 5 4 3 3 Write area formula. SOLUTION Area Length Width = Substitute values. = 2 1 5 4 3 3 2 11 Write as improper fractions. = 4 15

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Page 1: Example 3 Multiplying Mixed Numbers POSTCARDS A designer creates postcards that are inches long and inches wide. Find the area of the postcard. 2 1 5 4

Example 3 Multiplying Mixed Numbers

POSTCARDS

A designer creates postcards that are inches long

and inches wide. Find the area of the postcard.215

433

Write area formula.

SOLUTION

Area Length Width= •

Substitute values.= •215

433

2

11Write as improper fractions.= •

4

15

Page 2: Example 3 Multiplying Mixed Numbers POSTCARDS A designer creates postcards that are inches long and inches wide. Find the area of the postcard. 2 1 5 4

Example 3 Multiplying Mixed Numbers

Use rule for multiplying fractions.=4•2

15•11

Write as a mixed number.=85

20

The area of a postcard is square inches.

ANSWER

85

20

Multiply.=8

165

Page 3: Example 3 Multiplying Mixed Numbers POSTCARDS A designer creates postcards that are inches long and inches wide. Find the area of the postcard. 2 1 5 4

You are making costumes for a school play. Each

costume requires yards of fabric. Evaluate

when x 3 to determine how many yards of fabric

you need to make 3 costumes.

Example 4 Using an Algebraic Expression

=92

2

COSTUMES

92

2 •

SOLUTION

Substitute 3 for x.=•922 x •

922 3

Write as improper fractions.9

20= •

1

3

x

Page 4: Example 3 Multiplying Mixed Numbers POSTCARDS A designer creates postcards that are inches long and inches wide. Find the area of the postcard. 2 1 5 4

Example 4 Using an Algebraic Expression

Use rule for multiplying fractions.=1•9

3•20

Divide out common factors.=1••2013

93

Multiply.=3

20

Write as a mixed number.=326

Page 5: Example 3 Multiplying Mixed Numbers POSTCARDS A designer creates postcards that are inches long and inches wide. Find the area of the postcard. 2 1 5 4

Example 4 Using an Algebraic Expression

ANSWER

You need yards of fabric to make 3 costumes.32

6

Page 6: Example 3 Multiplying Mixed Numbers POSTCARDS A designer creates postcards that are inches long and inches wide. Find the area of the postcard. 2 1 5 4

Example 5 Evaluating an Algebraic Expression

Evaluate x 2y

Use rule for multiplying fractions.=• ( )7––( )7– 3•

3•3 4•

Write as a factor 2 times.= –37

43

–37

–37

x 2y =

312–

43

Substitute for x and for y.31

2–43

2

Write as an improper fraction.== –37

43

31

2–2

=43

and y .=31

2–when x

Page 7: Example 3 Multiplying Mixed Numbers POSTCARDS A designer creates postcards that are inches long and inches wide. Find the area of the postcard. 2 1 5 4

Example 5 Evaluating an Algebraic Expression

Divide out common factors.=• ( )7––( )7– •

31• 4•

13

3

Multiply.=12

49

Write as a mixed number.=121

4

Page 8: Example 3 Multiplying Mixed Numbers POSTCARDS A designer creates postcards that are inches long and inches wide. Find the area of the postcard. 2 1 5 4

Guided Practice

Find the product. Simplify if possible.

for Examples 3, 4, and 5

5. •52

121

3 ANSWER109

4

6. •21

565

1– ANSWER121

10–

ANSWER2019

14–7. •53

243

5–

8. •31

2– –43

ANSWER43

1

Page 9: Example 3 Multiplying Mixed Numbers POSTCARDS A designer creates postcards that are inches long and inches wide. Find the area of the postcard. 2 1 5 4

Guided Practice

9. WHAT IF?

for Examples 3, 4, and 5

In Example 4, how many yards of fabric would be needed to make 5 costumes?

ANSWER91

11 yd

Evaluate the expression when x and y .=65

1–43

=

10. x32 ANSWER –

21

11. 2y ANSWER32

3

Page 10: Example 3 Multiplying Mixed Numbers POSTCARDS A designer creates postcards that are inches long and inches wide. Find the area of the postcard. 2 1 5 4

Guided Practice for Examples 3, 4, and 5

Evaluate the expression when x and y .=65

1–43

=

12. xy

13. xy 2

ANSWER83

1–

ANSWER4825

2–