Division of fractions

Expressing the quotient of (natural number) ÷ (natural number) less than 1 per week as a fraction (1)
Expressing the quotient of (natural number) ÷ (natural number) less than 1 as a fraction (2)
Expressing the quotient of (natural number) ÷ (natural number) greater than 1 as a fraction (1)
Expressing the quotient of (natural number) ÷ (natural number) greater than 1 as a fraction (2)
5 days a week (fraction) ÷ (natural number) (1)
2 weeks 1 day (proper fraction) ÷ (natural number) (2)
2 weeks 2 days (fraction) ÷ (natural number) (1)
2 weeks 3 days (fraction) ÷ (natural number) (2)
2 weeks 4 days (mixed fraction) ÷ (natural number) (1)
2 weeks and 5 days (mixed fraction) ÷ (natural number) (2)
Mixed calculations of fractions and whole numbers (1)
3 weeks and 2 days Mixed calculations of fractions and whole numbers (2)
3 weeks and 3 days final calculation

Division of decimals

Using division of natural numbers for 3 weeks and 4 days, (decimal)÷(natural number)
3 weeks and 5 days quotient is (decimal)÷(natural number)(1)
(Decimal)÷(Natural number)(2) where the quotient of 4 weeks and 1 day is a single decimal digit
4 weeks and 2 days (decimal)÷(natural number)(1) where the quotient is a two-digit decimal number
4 weeks and 3 days (decimal)÷(natural number)(2) where the quotient is a two-digit decimal number
4 weeks 4 days (prime number) with a quotient less than 1 ÷ (natural number) (1)
4 weeks and 5 days (prime number) with a quotient less than 1 ÷ (natural number) (2)
(Decimal)÷(Natural number)(1) where 0 must be rounded down to the bottom of the decimal point every 5 weeks and 1 day
(Decimal)÷(Natural number)(2) where 0 must be rounded down to the bottom of the decimal point for 5 weeks and 2 days
(Decimal number)÷(natural number)(1) with 0 in the first decimal place of the quotient of 5 weeks and 3 days
(Decimal)÷(natural number) with 0 in the first decimal place of the quotient of 5 weeks and 4 days (2)
5 weeks 5 days (natural number) ÷ (natural number) (1)
6 weeks 1 day (natural number) ÷ (natural number) (2)
6 weeks and 2 days final calculation

[Ratio and Proportion]

6 weeks and 3 days of rain (1)
6 weeks and 4 days of rain (2)
6 weeks 5 days ratio (1)
7 weeks 1 day ratio (2)
Express the 7-week, 2-day ratio as a percentage
7 weeks 3 days Percentage as a ratio
7 weeks and 4 days final calculation

Surface area and volume of a rectangular solid

Surface area of ​​a rectangular solid in 7 weeks and 5 days
Surface area of ​​a cube in 8 weeks and 1 day
Volume of a rectangular solid in 8 weeks and 2 days
Volume of a cube in 8 weeks and 3 days
8 weeks and 4 days, large unit of volume ㎥
8 weeks and 5 days final calculation

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