
Fractions and mixed numbers
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Fractions and mixed numbers
The uses in daily life
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Fraction basics
A fraction has 2 parts. A numerator which is the top value and a denominator which is the bottom value. The numerator is the part of the whole value. Ex. 1/4 tells me that 1 out of 4 is the part representing this picture.
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Each piece of this diagram is 1/4 making the total number of pieces 4/4.
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Proper and improper fractions
Proper fractions- numerator is smaller than the denominator.
Improper fractions- numerator is equal to to larger than the denominator.
Improper fractions can be converted into mixed numbers.
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Multiple Select
Which represents an improper fraction?
2/5
5/2
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Changing improper to mixed number
45/8 can be changed to an mixed number.
Divide the numerator 45 by the denominator 8.
Dividing will give a whole number of 5.
The remainder will now be made into a fraction of 5/8. This means 5 out of the 8 are left.
The final answer is 5 5/8.
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Converting a mixed number into a improper fraction.
3 2/5 can be made into an improper fraction.
Multiply the denominator 5 by 3 the whole number. This will give you 15
Add 15 to the numerator of 2. This will give you 17.
The improper fraction will be 17/5.
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Equivalent fractions
Two fractions are said to be equivalent if they represent the same value. Ex. 2/3 is the same as 6/9 because both the numerator and the denominator were multiplied by 3. This makes them equivalent.
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Are they all equivlent?
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Multiple Select
Check the equivalent fractions that are the same as 2/7.
6/21
1/7
10/35
14/28
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Reducing fractions
Opposite of finding equivalent fractions.
Reducing or simplifying fractions is asking that you find the lowest values in the numerator and the denominator by dividing by the same value.
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Multiplying and Dividing Fractions
When you multiply fractions, multiply the numerators and the denominators. Simplify if you need to in the end.
43×1524 = 4 × 153 x 24 = 6072= 56 = 151
Notice: the improper fraction was simplified before being made back into an mixed number.
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Multiple Choice
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Dividing fractions
Dividing fractions is similar to multiplying fractions, the difference is the second fraction is flipped or reciprocals are used.
53÷1512=53 x 1215 = 6045=43
In the example, the second fraction 1512 was the reciprocal. When the flip takes place the problem then becomes multiplication. The final answer was simplified by dividing by 15.
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Multiple Choice
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Whole numbers and multiplying or dividing by fractions.
When you have a whole number in the problem and you are multiplying or dividing, you can make the whole number into a fraction by putting the whole number over 1.
Ex: 5 x 21 = 1 5 × 21=25= 2 21
Division will use the same method but you need to pay attention where the whole number is in the problem. If it is the second term then this will be the reciprocal term.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiplying and dividing mixed numbers
When working with mixed numbers, it is easier to convert the mixed number into an improper fraction before solving the problem.
1 3 2× 53 = 35 x 53 = 1515= 1
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Review
The next slides will review what you learned in this lesson.
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Multiple Choice
75/81
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Multiple Choice
16/20 =
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Write the improper fraction as a mixed number
22/3
7 2/3
7 1/3
7 1/4
7 3/4
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Multiple Choice
Write the improper fraction as a mixed number
23/5
4 3/5
4 5/3
5 3/4
4 3/4
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Multiple Choice
Which symbol is correct for these two fractions?
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Which symbol is correct for these two fractions?
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3/4
3/5
1/4
3/6
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The uses in daily life
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