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Understanding Fractions: Types and Operations

The document discusses fractions including proper fractions, improper fractions, and mixed fractions. It provides examples of how to convert between mixed and improper fractions, add and subtract mixed fractions, and multiply and divide fractions by multiplying and dividing their numerators and denominators respectively. It also includes word problems involving fractions and their solutions.

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Understanding Fractions: Types and Operations

The document discusses fractions including proper fractions, improper fractions, and mixed fractions. It provides examples of how to convert between mixed and improper fractions, add and subtract mixed fractions, and multiply and divide fractions by multiplying and dividing their numerators and denominators respectively. It also includes word problems involving fractions and their solutions.

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What is Fraction?
A fraction (from Latin fractus, "broken")
represents a part of a whole or, more
generally, any number of equal parts.
Fraction

1
 
s Proper Fractions
5 The numerator is smaller than the
denominator.
 
13 Improper Fractions
2 The numerator is greater than the
denominator.
 
2 Mixed Fractions
5 A whole number and a proper fraction
3
together.
Convert mixed fraction into
improper fraction
1
  

2 =¿
3
 Add and Subtract the following mixed fractions.

1.

2. 4
 
Convert the following improper fractions
into mixed fraction.

1.

2.
 Answers:

1.

2.

3.
MULTIPLICATION
AND DIVISION OF
FRACTIONS
The first step when multiplying fractions is to
multiply the two numerators. The second step
is to multiply the two denominators. Finally,
simplify the new fractions. The can also be
simplified before multiplying by factoring out
common factors in the numerator and
denominator.
 
EXAMPLES
Multiply the following fractions and simplify your
answers.

1.

2.

3.
 
4.

5.
 
EXAMPLES
Divide the following fractions and simplify
your answers

1.

2.
Problem1
  There are 8 water bottles and each bottle is
filled with water. If we pour all the water
together, how many water bottles can be
filled up?
 
What are the given? 8, 3/5
What is asked?
How many water bottles can be filled up?
What number sentence can we use to solve
the problem?
Answer:
2 4
 

𝑥
9 10

4
 

45
1 5
 

3 𝑥
3 6

25 2
 
 

or
9
 
5
2
3
5

25 1
   

o 4 6
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