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Fractions Super-ultra-mega solving skills ;) Mr. Standring Math
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Mr. Standring Math
FractionsSuper-ultra-mega solving skills ;)
Mr. Standring Math
This presentation will help you to: add subtract multiply and divide fractions
Fractions
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To add fractions together the denominator (the bottom bit) must be the same.
Example
Adding fractions
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Mr. Standring Math
To add fractions together the denominator (the bottom bit) must be the same.
Example
Adding fractions
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Mr. Standring Math
To add fractions together the denominator (the bottom bit) must be the same.
Example
Adding fractions
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Click to see the next slide to reveal the answers.
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Subtracting fractions
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To subtract fractions the denominator (the bottom bit) must be the same.
Example
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Subtracting fractions
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To subtract fractions the denominator (the bottom bit) must be the same.
Example
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Subtracting fractions
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To subtract fractions the denominator (the bottom bit) must be the same.
Example
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Now try these
Click on the next slide to reveal the answers.
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Now try these
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Multiplying fractions
To multiply fractions we multiply the tops and multiply the bottoms
Top x Top
Bottom x Bottom
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Multiplying fractions
Example
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Multiplying fractions
Example
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Multiplying fractions
Example
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Now try these
Click on the next slide to reveal the answers.
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Now try these
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Dividing fractions
Once you know a simple trick, dividing is as easy as multiplying!
• Turn the second fraction upside down
• Change the divide to multiply
• Then multiply!
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Dividing fractions
• Turn the second fraction upside down
Example ?3
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Dividing fractions
• Turn the second fraction upside down
Example ?3
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• Change the divide into a multiply
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Dividing fractions
• Turn the second fraction upside down
Example ?3
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• Change the divide into a multiply
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• Then multiply
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Dividing fractions
• Turn the second fraction upside down
Example ?3
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• Change the divide into a multiply
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• Then multiply
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Now try these
Click on the next screen to reveal the answers.
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Now try these
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To add or subtract fractions together the denominator (the bottom bit) must be the same.
Common denominators
So, sometimes we have to change the bottoms to make them the same.
In “maths-speak” we say we must get common denominators
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To get a common denominator we have to:
Common denominators
1. Multiply the bottoms together.
2. Then multiply the top bit by the correct number to get an equivalent fraction
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For example
Common denominators
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For example
Common denominators
1. Multiply the bottoms together
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For example
Common denominators
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2. Write the two fractions as sixths
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For example
Common denominators
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To get ½ into sixths we have multiplied the bottom (2) by 3. To get an equivalent fraction we need to multiply the top by 3 also
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For example
Common denominators
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To get ½ into sixths we have multiplied the bottom (2) by 3. To get an equivalent fraction we need to multiply the top by 3 also
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For example
Common denominators
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To get 1/3 into sixths we have multiplied the bottom (3) by 2. To get an equivalent fraction we need to multiply the top by 2 also
Mr. Standring Math
For example
Common denominators
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To get 1/3 into sixths we have multiplied the bottom (3) by 2. To get an equivalent fraction we need to multiply the top by 2 also
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For example
Common denominators
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We can now rewrite
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For example
Common denominators
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We can now rewrite
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For example
Common denominators
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We can now rewrite
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For example
Common denominators
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We can now rewrite
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Common denominators
This is what we have done:
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1. Multiply the bottoms
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Common denominators
This is what we have done:
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1. Multiply the bottoms
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2.Cross multiply
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Common denominators
This is what we have done:
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1. Multiply the bottoms
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2.Cross multiply
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Common denominators
This is what we have done:
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1. Multiply the bottoms
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2.Cross multiply
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Now try these
Click on the next slide to reveal the answers.
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Now try these
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