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How a Lot of Students Feel When We Teach the Way We Were Taught.

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How a Lot of Students Feel When We Teach the Way We Were Taught.

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(I DEFINITELY felt this way in any and all science classes!)

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Two is a factor of all even numbers.

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Three is a factor of all numbers with digits that finally add up to three, six, or nine.

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Five is a factor of all numbers ending in 0 or 5.

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Nine is a factor of all numbers with digits finally adding up to nine ONLY.

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These Laws Help You Add & Subtract Fractions with Different  Denominators.

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These Laws Help You Add & Subtract Fractions with Different  Denominators.

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We know how to add and subtract fractions with the same denominators.  Just keep the denominator and add the numerators.
So, 1/8 + 4/8 = 5/8, and 11/30 - 4/30 = 7/30.

What do we do when the denominators are different?  This problem is an example:  5/6 - 4/9.   NOW what?  We need to find the common denominator.  In fact, it's better to find the lowest common denominator.

This is where the Laws of Divisibility help you out!

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Ten is a factor of all numbers that end in zero only.