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What about if you are working with Mixed Numbers?

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What about if you are working with Mixed Numbers?

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Adding & Subtracting

*For adding and subtracting, the first thing you want to do is make sure you have common denominators.
*Then, you add or subtract the fractions.
*Reduce if possible.

Multiplying

*For multiplying fractions, you just multiply strait across.
*Reduce if possible.

Dividing

*For dividing fractions, the first thing you want to do is just keep the first fraction.
*Then, change the division sign to a multiplication sign.
*Lastly, flip the numerator with the denominator, then multiply strait across.
*Reduce if possible. (Keep, change, flip.)

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To add/subtract , add/subtract the fractions vertically do not add/subtract the denominators if the upper numerator is a larger number than the lower numerator than borrow from the whole number. Make sure the numbers have the same denominator.

To multiply, first change the mixed number to an improper fraction, then multiply the numerator by the numerator and the denominator by the denominator. Then reduce.

To divide, first change the mi keep the 1st fraction, change the division to multiplication, and flip the 2nd fraction so that the numerator is a denominator and the denominator is a numerator. Then reduce.

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To divide fractions you must keep the first fraction the same, change the division symbol to a multiplication symbol, then flip the last fraction so that the numerator is on bottom and the denominator is on top

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When you divide fractions, use the keep change flip (KCF) method. Also, for adding and subtracting fractions, you need a common denominator.
To multiply, you times numerator to numerator, and denominator to denominator.

With mixed numbers, you MUST change to a inproper  fraction.

Don't forget to simplify!

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A rule for adding and subtracting fractions is that there is a common denominator. If improper you need to simplify. If multiplying you need to multiply straight across

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When adding or subtracting fractions remember to change the denominator so they are the same for all the fractions then simply add the numerators.

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When you divide fractions you:
1) Keep the first fraction the same
2) change the divide symbol to a multiplication symbol
3) flip the fraction
4) Solve
note: if there are any whole/mixed #s turn them improper before doing anything else

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The rules for adding and subtracting fractions are. 1) find a common denominator. 2) what you do to one side you do to the other. 3) then add straight across and you get your answer. 4) if improper simplify. Now for multiplying. 1) you just multiply straight across. 2) simplify.

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Share with your classmates a hint/rule/reminder on how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions

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Rules:)
Adding-
1. Find common denominators
2. Add straight across leave denominator the same
3. Simplify if needed
Subtracting-
1. Find common denominator
2. Subtract across (not the denominators keep denominators the same)
3. Simplify if needed
Multiplying-
1. Multiply straight across
2. Simplify
Dividing-
1. Keep, Change, Flip
2. Simplify if needed

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The reminder for adding fractions is to find common denominators and also for subtracting fractions. For multiplying fractions just multiply straight across. Last for dividing fractions make sure you remember KEEP CHANGE FLIP.

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Remember when your adding and subtracting fractions always change the denominator always find common denominators. When your dividing always remember kcf keep,change,flip.

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One hint for dividing is kcf, keep, change, flip . One hint for adding and subtracting is always have common denominators. One hint for multiplying is multiply across. Always remember to reduce also!!

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Multiplying fractions you must multiply numerator by numerator and denominator by denominator