Writing Fraction Story Problems Equal Sharing and Partial Groups 1. Write a sharing (partitive) story problem for 11 + 3. Then draw a picture showing the answer to your problem. Explain how you see 11/3 in your picture. 2. Write a measurement story problem for 11 + 3. Then draw a picture showing the answer to your problem. Explain how you see 11/3 in your picture. 2203. Write a sharing (partitive) story problem for 4 + 5. Then draw a picture showing the answer to your problem. Explain how you see 4/5 in your picture. 4. Write a measurement story problem for 4 : 5. Then draw a picture showing the answer to your problem. Explain how you see 4/5 in your picture.5. (a + b = a/b, sharing) Suppose you have a large brownies that you want to share equally among b people. How much will each pers ach person get? Explain. 6. (a : b = a/b, measurement) Suppose b cups of soil is enough to fill one flower pot entirely. How many pots can be filled with a cups of soil? Explain.Measurement or Equal Sharing? Tell whether the following problems involve the measurement model of division, the sharing model of division (we called partitive), or something else. Explain how you know and then, if it is a division problem, write the appropriate division expression (m + n). 1. If a whole can of tomato paste is 4 ounces, and Jill has 7 ounces, how many cans of tomato paste does she have? 2. Mack can run 5 miles in 35 minutes. How far can he run in one minute? 3. Stacy has a 16-ounce bag of M&M's. She gives 1/3 to her boyfriend. How many ounces of M&M's does her boyfriend get? 4. Daryl can make a dozen caramel apples with 24 ounces of caramels. How many dozen can he make with 36 ounces? 5. Tim is going to share his Pokemon cards with his friends. If he wants to give each friend four cards, how many friends can he give cards to if he has 24 cards? 6. Sarah dumps 12 ounces of chocolate chips into her cookie dough, from which she makes 36 cookies. How many ounces of chocolate chips would you expect to be in a single cookie? 7. A den leader splits 3 pounds of licorice evenly to 12 cub scouts. How much of the 3 pounds did each cub scout get? 219