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Each prompt gives a fraction of an amount and a resulting total (e.g., crackers eaten, seeds planted, boxes filled, blueberry muffins, tulips in a garden, hens on a farm, students walking to school, books returned). For each scenario, students identify the variable representing the whole amount and select the equation that matches the relationship between fraction and total.","Writing an Equation with a Fractional Coefficient Name:  \n\n| Choose the equation that models each situation.\u003Cbr>1) Dave ate 2⁄ 3 of a bag of crackers as a snack. He ate 24 crackers. If c represents the number of crackers in the bag, which equation models this?\u003Cbr>A. ( 2⁄ 3)c = 24 B. ( 2⁄ 3) × 24 = c C. ( 3⁄ 2)c = 24 D. 2c = 24\u003Cbr>2) Rachel planted 2⁄ 3 of a bag of seeds in the pot. She planted 4 seeds. If n represents the number of seeds in the bag, which equation models this?\u003Cbr>A. 2n = 4 B. ( 2⁄ 3)n = 4 C. ( 2⁄ 3) × 4 = n D. ( 3⁄ 2)n = 4\u003Cbr>3) Oliver filled 3⁄ 4 of the boxes with toys. He filled 54 boxes. If c represents the number of boxes he had, which equation models this?\u003Cbr>A. 3c = 54 B. ( 3⁄ 4)c = 54 C. ( 4⁄ 3)c = 54 D. ( 3⁄ 4) × 54 = c\u003Cbr>4) At the bakery, 5⁄ 6 of the muffins were blueberry. There were 55 blueberry muffins. If m represents the number of muffins at the bakery, which equation models this?\u003Cbr>A. ( 6⁄ 5)m = 55 B. ( 5⁄ 6)m = 55 C. ( 5⁄ 6) × 55 = m D. 5m = 55\u003Cbr>5) In the garden, 11⁄ 12 of the flowers were tulips. There were 77 tulips. If g represents the number of flowers in the garden, which equation models this?\u003Cbr>A. ( 11⁄ 12) × 77 = g B. 11g = 77 C. ( 12⁄ 11)g = 77 D. ( 11⁄ 12)g = 77\u003Cbr>6) On the farm, 7⁄ 10 of the chickens are hens. There are 42 hens. If c represents the number of chickens on the farm, which equation models this?\u003Cbr>A. 7c = 42 B. ( 7⁄ 10) × 42 = c C. ( 10⁄ 7)c = 42 D. ( 7⁄ 10)c = 42\u003Cbr>7) In the science club, 5⁄ 6 of the students walk to school. 60 students walk. If s represents the number of students in the club, which equation models this?\u003Cbr>A. ( 5⁄ 6)s = 60 B. 5s = 60 C. ( 5⁄ 6) × 60 = s D. ( 6⁄ 5)s = 60\u003Cbr>8) Billy returned 5⁄ 12 of a shelf of books to the library. He returned 15 books. If b represents the number of books on the shelf, which equation models this?\u003Cbr>A. ( 5⁄ 12)b = 15 B. 5b = 15 C. ( 5⁄ 12) × 15 = b D. 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