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When you divide your answer may get larger or smaller

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when you divided you awnser may get bigger or smaller

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Make sure you simplify your awnser to get the best possiable awnser

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muitiplycation you know this is a multiplycation problem because you dont want all of somthing you just want a litt bit

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when you do subtraction you can use the ricipical wich means oppisite sign oppistite fraction

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when you subract and multiply you dont have to make them with commen denomenators

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when you  added and subtract you have to make them like denomenators

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multiplycatiom is just reapted addition

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Katelynn subtraction and multiplacation is confusing you can tell its multiplacationbecause I jwalb and you can tell its subtraction because its how much more

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Katelynn subtraction and multiplacation is confusing you can tell its multiplacationbecause I jwalb and you can tell its subtraction because its how much more

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Katelynn you can tell its subtraction because somtimes it says how much more.

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Katelynn you can tell its subtraction because somtimes it says how much more.

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Katelynn when you multiply you can tell its multiplacation because of I jwalb.

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Katelynn when you multiply you can tell its multiplacation because of I jwalb.

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Katelynn when you divide with like denominators you don't have to fion denominator

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Katelynn when you divide with like denominators you don't have to fion denominator

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Katelynn  
when you add with like denominates you do not have to find a common denominator.

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Katelynn  
when you add with like denominates you do not have to find a common denominator.

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when multiplying two fractions together you get a smaller fraction.

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when multiplying fractions you have to divide

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when dividing fractions you have to multipliy the fractions

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when you multiply fractions you have to make it a mixed number.

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when adding or subtracting fractions you have to find common denominators

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when you add fractions it doesn't matter witch ones bigger

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when dividing or multiplying you don't need to find a common denominators.

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if you subtract fractions if the number on bottom is bigger then the number on top then you need to ungroup.

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to subtract fraction they have to be on the same team

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to add multipliy or divide they have to be on the same team

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when adding fractions you have to find common denominator

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Addition: Make sure you find the common denominator. (Same for subtraction)

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Division: You can always use the reciprocal. The reciprocal is the opposite sign. You can multiply the whole number and denominator. If you multiply a fraction by a whole number, you end with a fraction. If you multiply a whole number by a fraction, you end with a whole number.

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Subtraction: Make sure you have a common denominator. To find one, you can see if one number goes into another. If it doesn’t go in that number, you can list your multiples or multiply both of your denominators.

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Multiplication:When you multiply, that would be IJWALB (I just want a little bit). You just want a little bit of something.

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in subtracting fractions you have to make them have common denomerators.

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on division if you start with a whole number you end with a whole number . if you start with a fraction you end with a fraction

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when you find a common denominator you times the fraction by a whole but it has to be in fraction form.    (example)
4/6 x 2/2   2/2 = 1

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always simplify your answer

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when you are subtracting and the fraction on top is smaller than the fraction on the bottom you have to ungroup

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Opposite sign opposite fraction.

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IJWALB is only when you multiply

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when you add or subtract make sure to find a common denominator

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IJWALB=I just want a little bit.
Not the whole thing

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When subtracting if your whole number on top is smaller , don't forget to ungroup

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When you turn a fraction into a decimal with a whole number you put the whole number on the left side of the decimal. ex)
4 2/3=4.66 or 5 2/4= 5.50

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when subtracting DO NOT subtract the denominatora

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You can turn fractions into decimals. ex) 1/4=.25 or 1/8=.125.

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when multiplying you need to multiply the denominators unless if there the same

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in addition to add the denominators need to be the same

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When your subtracting and the fraction on top is is smaller ungroup.

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In order to simplify the numerator has to be bigger than the denominator.

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Make sure you focus on Mrs.potocki's tricks.

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when you multiply fractions make the fractions improper if their mixed numbers. Then you subtract your answer.

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When you subtract if your smaller fraction is on the top then you can ungroup your whole number'

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When you ungroup don't forget that you have to subtract the whole number by 1 and make the fraction the same denominator as the other number.

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When you multiply your answer can get smaller or larger

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Most people think adding is easier than subtracting but I think their both really easy.

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Always find a common denominator.

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If you use the reciprocal in division it will make the equations easier.

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If you use reciprocal the problem will be easier

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When you add fractions you need to find a common denominator.

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When you divide your answer can get bigger or smaller

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always find a common denominator

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When you multiply your answer can get smaller or bigger

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subtraction gets smaller no matter

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use recipricol by opposite sign opposite fraction

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Recipricol is key sometimes

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you can use recipricol

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when you multiply your answer can get bigger or smaller

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multiplication it gets smaller with fractions bigger with whole numbers
division you get bigger with fractions and smaller with whole number

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you can remember IJWALB

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You can improper it to make it esier.

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You can use IJWALB

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When you add or subtract you need to make them on the same team

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when you are multiplying it does not always get bigger.

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you sometimes may use ijwalb

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in subtracting the number always gets smaller.

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you can sometimes use ijwalb

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it is sometimes easyer to make the fraction improper and then multiply it.

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you can not subtr with out a common denominater

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you can not subtr with out a common denominater

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you have to simplify if it can be simplified so you get the right answer.

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Eva 
When your subtracting you have to find a comman denomater. 

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Eva 
When your subtracting you have to find a comman denomater. 

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When multiplying your answer will be greater then, equal to, or less than.

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when you divide and if your equation start with a fraction then the answer will be a fraction.

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When subtracting you are taking away a specific number.

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you have to have a common denominator when adding.

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when your dividing if your equation starts with a whole number your answer will be a whole number

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when adding make sure to have a common denominator

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when you divide if your equation starts with a fraction than your answer will be a fraction

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Luis 
when adding make sure to have a common denominator so it makes more since and easier to add 

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Luis 
when adding make sure to have a common denominator so it makes more since and easier to add 

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multiplication is pretty much repeated addition

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ijwalb stands for multiplying and i just want a little bit.

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IJWALB means you just want a little bit of that amount

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to add/subtract mixed fractions you have make sure they have that they have the same denominators

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When you multiply you can use the reciprocal and divide

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when its a IJWALB problem you multiply

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When you do a fraction divided by a whole number your answer gets smaller. When you do a whole number divided by a fraction your answer gets bigger.

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when you multiply fractions you do not have to find a common denominator

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when multiplying your denominators do not have to be the same

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When you are subtracting if your bottom fraction is bigger than the top fraction you have to ungroup the top one for example  5 7/12 - 3  9/12 so you have two subtract 1 from the 5 to get 4

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When you are dividing your answer can get smaller or bigger.

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If your trying to find the subtraction or multiplying on your promblem find IJAWALB. This is because IJAWALB is the most easiest way to find an multiplying answer.