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I learned that if you have a number with a fraction it turns into a mixed number.

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I learned that fractions can be hard to do sometimes.

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In  fractions the two bottom numbers you multiply and then the two top numbers you figure out the what the numerator is going to be for the next fraction.

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what i learned about fractions are that i learned about mixed numbers

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i know that fractions are a helpful way to help us learn in a diffrint way

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times the top by the bottom

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i learned that fractions can be turned

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if the numerators are different and the denominators are the same you could add or subtract the numerators and keep the denominators the same.

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i learned that when you add them you must always change there denominator fir subtracting #17

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i learned that when you add them you must always change there denominator fir subtracting #17

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You do to the top what you did to the bottom.

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whatever you do to the nominator you must do to the denominator   #6

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whatever you do to the nominator you must do to the denominator   #6

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If you have two fractions that have the same denominator but different numerators, you can just add or subtract the two numerators and keep the denominators the same.

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If you change the denominators then you would multiply the numerator by the same amount ex: 4/9 + 7/8 = 

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If you change the denominators then you would multiply the numerator by the same amount ex: 4/9 + 7/8 = 

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what i know about fractions is you add them but before you add you have to times it.

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you should all ways find the comin denomenador ferst and then add or subtract

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you add subtract divide and multiply with fraction

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if you have 1/2 +1/2 it would =2/2 / a 1

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If you have different denominators than you would find the smallest multiple they have in common.

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If you have different denominators than you would find the smallest multiple they have in common.

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no denominator can be diffrent when adding or subtracting

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if you have two different fractions then you have to find the least common denominator and then go from there.

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You must make the bottom numbers the same if you add/subtract, or you answer would be incorrect

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what i know about fractions are if you add 4/5+4/5 the numerator will change the bottom number the denominator will stay the same

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fractions can be hole numbers and not the same fractions to as well #25

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fractions can be hole numbers and not the same fractions to as well #25

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-if you do 5/4 -3/4 its gonna be 2/4 the doniminater still stays the same

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-if you do 5/4 -3/4 its gonna be 2/4 the doniminater still stays the same

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#19

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If you subtract a mixed number you have to multiply the two denominators to get you new one then you have to multiply the two numerators.After you do that to get your new equation subtract the first whole number by one then add the first fractions numbers together.The second number will always stay the same.Last you subtract it like a regular subtraction problem to get your answer.

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Fractions you can do different things you can do with fractions  #25

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Fractions you can do different things you can do with fractions  #25

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AFTER LEARNING ABOUT FRACTIONS - ADD NEWLY LEARNED INFORMATION!!!!

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AFTER LEARNING ABOUT FRACTIONS - ADD NEWLY LEARNED INFORMATION!!!!

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-EG

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if you have 1/9 + 6/9 it would equal 6/9

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9/4 - 5/4 would be 4/4. it would be 4/4 because 9 - 5 = 4 and the denominator stays the same.

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the same exact thing for adding but you subtract  

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the same exact thing for adding but you subtract  

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#17

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#22 I did fractions when I was young and I know that the number can go higher than the other number

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#22 I did fractions when I was young and I know that the number can go higher than the other number

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#4 If you subtract  5/4 - 2/4 it would be 3/4 the denominator would be the same

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#4 If you subtract  5/4 - 2/4 it would be 3/4 the denominator would be the same

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#6

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i know that you can add them subtract then and compare them

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i know that you can add them subtract then and compare them

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If you were to add 4/4 + 4/4 it would equal 8/4 the denominator would be the same

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In fractions weather you are adding or subtracting  you always subtract or adding the top and leave the bottom the same.

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In fractions weather you are adding or subtracting  you always subtract or adding the top and leave the bottom the same.

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I know that the denominator doesn't change.

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What I know about fractions is  that say when your going to add your always going to leave the bottom the same and change the top like say 12/1+12/1=24/1 and that is fractions.

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when you add something like 1/4 +1/4 it will be 2/4 the denominator will stay the same all you add are the top number so it will equal like i said 2/4      #17

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when you add something like 1/4 +1/4 it will be 2/4 the denominator will stay the same all you add are the top number so it will equal like i said 2/4      #17

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When you get your answer, you need to regroup to get the real answer

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when you add or subtract only the numerator changes and the denominator stays the same

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fraction is where you can do 2/4 and time sing 2/4=4/16 : ] :] : ]

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fractions are when

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Fractions  is when you have 7/34 and you add 17/34 it will equal 24/34 and that is fractions

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when you add 1/4 and 1/4 your gonna get 2/4 because the bottom number doesnt change

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3/4 + 3/4= 6/4 or 2 4/4

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When you have  15/8  - 6/8 it will be 9/8

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a whole number is a number that =more than 1 like 5/4ths 24#

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when you 1/4 and 1/4 your gonna get 2/4 the bottom number does not change

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If your adding fractions and the denominators are both the same and the numerators are different all you do is add the numerators. When your subtracting you do the same thing. #1

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If your adding fractions and the denominators are both the same and the numerators are different all you do is add the numerators. When your subtracting you do the same thing. #1

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When you do 15/6 - 15/6 it is going to be the same because its a fraction,adding can be a little different but still the same  #5

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fractions are the things that you add subtract and you can comepar them. and you can times them and divid them.

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fractions are the things that you add subtract and you can comepar them. and you can times them and divid them.

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#8 :D :D :D

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multiply and divide with fractions

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When you add 1/8+1/8, the denominator will stay the same
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Fractions are things with 2 and or more numbers like this 2/2.You can add, subtract,multiply and divid

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Fractions are things with 2 and or more numbers like this 2/2.You can add, subtract,multiply and divid