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Fractions-Decimals-Integers

Fractions-Decimals-Integers

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Fractions-Decimals-Integers

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To ADD or SUBTRACT fractions, they must have a common denominator

  • ​If the denominators are the same -

  • ​ADD or SUBTRACT numerators -

  • ​Keep the denominator the same

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Multiple Choice

What must you have to add and subtract fractions?

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Common numerators

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Different numerators

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Different denominators

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Common denominators

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Multiple Choice

11/12 - 5/12

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6/12

2

5/12

3

8/12

4

2/12

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Multiple Choice

Find the sum & SIMPLIFY: 2/12 + 4/12

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7/12

2

6/12

3

2/4

4

1/2

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Multiple Choice

4/5 - 1/5 =

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3/10

2

3/5

3

3/25

4

15/5

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​If No Common Denominator

​You need to first find the common denomiator

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Multiple Choice

What is a common denominator for 1/3 and 1/2?

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2

2

3

3

5

4

6

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Multiple Choice

What is a common denominator for 1/3 and 3/5?

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15

2

3

3

3

4

10

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Multiple Choice

What is 9/10 - 3/4?

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5/7

2

3/20

3

3/8 

4

9/10

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Multiple Choice

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13/15

2

1 7/12

3

1

4

9/15

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To multiply fractions, multiply the numerators, and multiply the denominators

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Multiple Choice

⅙ × ⅓ =

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1/3

2

1/18

3

2/9

4

1/9

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Multiple Choice

¼ × ⅚ =

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1/4

2

6/20

3

5/24

4

3/20

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When multiplying fractions - NO mixed numbers

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Mixed Numbers to Improper Fractions


MAD

Multiply the Denominator and the Whole Number

Add the Numerator

Denominator stays the same

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Multiple Choice

Convert the Mixed Number to an Improper Fraction. 

3 463\ \frac{4}{6}  

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126\frac{12}{6}  

2

286\frac{28}{6}  

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224\frac{22}{4}  

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226\frac{22}{6}  

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Multiple Choice

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2 2/7

2

-1 4/5

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-2 2/7

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1 4/5

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Multiple Choice

1 ¼ × 2 ¾ =

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3 7/16

2

1/2

3

3/16

4

4 1/4

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To divide fractions, invert the SECOND fraction, then multiply

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Multiple Choice

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2

2

4

3

1

4

1/8

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Multiple Choice

4/9  ÷  1/2

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8/9

2

5/11

3

6/10

4

4/18

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Adding & Subtracting Decimals

  • Place the decimal point after each whole number

  • Line up the decimal points

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Multiple Choice

.75 + 40.5 =

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40.80

2

41.25

3

47.50

4

43.80

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Multiple Choice

-.5 + .5 =

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1.0

2

-1.0

3

10

4

0

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Multiplying Decimals

  • Ignore the decimal.

  • Multiply like normal.

  • Count the digits behind the decimals in the problem.

  • "Scoop" the decimal that many places to the LEFT in your answer.

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Multiple Choice

3.14×2.1=?3.14\times2.1=?  

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6.594

2

5.14

3

6.908

4

6.604

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Multiple Choice

8.22÷0.28.22\div0.2  

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4.11

2

41.1

3

411

4

.411

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​Integers!

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Rules for Adding Integers

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Multiple Choice

-7 + 15 =

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8

2

-8

3

22

4

-22

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Subtracting Integers

Rewrite the problem then solve using addition rules!

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Multiple Choice

6 - 10 =

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4

2

-4

3

16

4

-16

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Multiple Choice

21 - (-8) =

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13

2

-13

3

29

4

-29

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Multiply and divide... you can use a calculator to check your work!

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Multiple Choice

When you multiply 2 positive or 2 negative numbers the answer will ALWAYS be:

1

negative

2

positive

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Multiple Choice

24÷6=-24\div-6=   

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4

2

-4

3

18

4

-18

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Multiple Choice

20(6)=20\cdot\left(-6\right)=  

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12

2

-12

3

120

4

-120

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Multiple Choice

12×(10)=-12\times\left(-10\right)=  

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2

2

-2

3

120

4

-120

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