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Subtract Mixed Numbers with Like Denominators

Subtract Mixed Numbers with Like Denominators

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Mathematics

4th Grade

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Linda Witkamp

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I can subtract mixed numbers with like denominators.

2

Why?

So that I can subtract mixed numbers in real life when I am measuring, building, sewing, crafting, cooking, etc.

3

I will know I am successful when?

I can use what I know with converting mixed numbers to fractional form (and visa versa) to help me subtract more easily.

This will help me avoid having to borrow or re-group!

4

Multiple Choice

Let's remember how to convert from mixed numbers to fractional form. What is 4 3/8 in fractional form?

1

15/8

2

35/8

3

8/35

4

36/8

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Multiple Choice

What is 2 6/8 in fractional form?

1

60/8

2

16/8

3

22/8

4

60/2

6

22/ 8

Convert 2 6/8 to fractional form.

35/8

Convert 4 3/8 to fractional form.

4 3/8 - 2 6/8 =

​Now subtract 35/8 - 22/8.

Finally, convert the answer back into a mixed number.

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Multiple Choice

35/8 - 22/8 =

1

57/8

2

6/8

3

10/8

4

13/8

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Multiple Choice

What is 13/8 as a mixed number?

1

1 5/8

2

2 5/8

3

1 4/8

4

21/8

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Use converting to help you!

1) Convert mixed numbers to fractional form.

2) Subtract numerators.

3) Convert your answer (in fractional form) to a mixed number.

10

Multiple Choice

7 1/4 - 5 3/4=

1

6/4

2

5/4

3

7/4

4

8/5

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Multiple Choice

What is 6/4 as a mixed number?

1

10/4

2

1 2/4

3

2 1/4

4

1 3/4

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Multiple Choice

3 2/5 - 1 4/5

1

7/5

2

3/5

3

1 3/5

4

2 3/5

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