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use the butterfly method then subtract and you have an answer.

(sometimes you have to simplify)

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A rule for fractions is to make sure that the fractions you are adding or subtracting have common denominators.

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I should start my own operation.

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keep , change , flip ,

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MRS JONES' MULTIPLYING FRACTIONS STRATEGY

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MRS JONES' MULTIPLYING FRACTIONS STRATEGY

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Multiply across the top and then multiply across the bottom!!

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when adding fractions you use the same method as subtracting fractions but doing the oppisite which is adding.

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Use butterfly method when adding and subtracting fractions and use K C F when dividing fractions.

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You can use it when you are baking.
Ex. I need 1/2 of butter in my batter.

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when you multiply fractions the first step is to multiply across your fraction