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Adding Mixed Numbers with Common Denominators

Adding Mixed Numbers with Common Denominators

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Mathematics

4th - 5th Grade

Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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8 Slides • 9 Questions

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Adding Mixed Numbers

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Let's review what are mixed numbers.

A mixed number has a whole number part and a fraction part. It represents an amount greater than one whole.

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Multiple Choice

Which model represents the mixed number 1 3/4?

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Multiple Choice

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Which mixed number will represent the model?

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2 1/3

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1 2/3

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2 2/3

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Improper Fraction to Mixed Number

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Multiple Choice

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What is the improper fraction for the model?

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2 2/3

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8/3

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8/9

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Multiple Choice

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What is the improper fraction for the model?

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5/4

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4/5

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5/8

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Adding Mixed Numbers

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Adding Mixed Numbers

You can also write each mixed number as an equivalent improper fraction.

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Adding Mixed Numbers

  • First add the fractions 1/3 + 1/3 = 2/3

  • Then, add the whole numbers 2+1=3

  • Finally, put it all together 3 2/3

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Adding Mixed Numbers

  • First add the fractions 1/8+3/8=4/8

  • Then, add the whole numbers 5+2=7

  • Finally, put it all together 7 4/8

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Poll

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Add the mixed numbers.

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Multiple Choice

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Add the Mixed Numbers.

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Multiple Choice

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Add the Mixed Numbers.

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Multiple Choice

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Add the Mixed Numbers.

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Open Ended

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Add the mixed numbers.

Adding Mixed Numbers

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