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I learned that in adding fractions with unlike denominators that you need to observe the numerators and then you multiply one of the fractions with the other fractions numerator. Then you do it again with the other fraction. I am still working on this so I need to practice on it.

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I have learned that if you find the common denominator you can add any fraction. If you find a multiple of both numbers then you can make a common denominator  or multiply both denominators then you end up with a common denominator. From there you remember what ever you do to the denominator do to the numerator. Remember what you did to the denominator and what number you multiplied and multiply by the numerator. Do the same for the next fraction. From there it will be easy to add, subtract, multiply, divide, and compare. When all required methods are finished the fractions should be converted into an improper fraction or mixed number. Finally it should be  simplified to the least possible form.

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I think that this subject is pretty easy once you get the hang of it, but it takes a bit of practice to get it. I personally think that finding the common denominator is easy, just depending on the equation, sometimes I have a hard time finding the numerator for my final answer.

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I have trouble finding the common denominators and I find adding them when I find them easy.

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I need a little more help on converting Improper fraction to mixed  numbers. I´m could probably master it if I tried to work on a little more.
I also know how to add and subtract fractions. For example, let´s say that the fractions are 2/5 - 3/10. I have to covert the 2/5 to 4/10. First, I have to multiply the denominator to 10. I have to do that by multiplying the 5 by the 2. Since I did it to the top I have to do it to the bottom. 2 times 2 is four. The fraction I got was 4/10. 4/10 - 3/10 = 1/10.

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I think this subject is understandable but once you get the formula you can solve any problem like adding fractions with unlike or alike denominators really quickly. And also once you get it try even bigger problems and also check your work and ask yourself how does this work and why that's how learning happens.

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I think I need a little bit of more help to fully understand this but This video helped me a lot of understanding the steps. I learned how to add and subtract fractions.

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I think i need a lot more help understanding this and the viedo did not really help me. But a am good at lineing the fractions

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I'm good at adding and subtracting fractions however I still need to work on Adding and subtracting unlike denominators.What I need to work on the most is simplifying and adding fractions with unlike denominators,I need more practice,but i know I'll get better at it if I keep on practicing what I have trouble with.

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I learned how to add and subtract fractions. For example: 1/4 +2/3 to get  a common denominator you have to multiply the denominators together so it would be  4 x 3 or 3 x 4 which = 12. So than your fractions are 1/12 and 2/12. Now you have to multiply the numerators. So it took 3 times for 4 to get to 12  for the 4 it took 3 times to get to 12. So now You multiply 2 x 4  which is 8 and 1 x 3 which = 3 . So now your fractions should be  8/12 and 3/12 now you have to add them but you don't add the denominators. Your answer should be 11/12 and if it is it's correct.

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I learned how to find a common denominator by multiplying the denominators.But i still need to learn more on symplifying.I think it would be easeyer to use the least common denominator than using the highest common denominator

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1/2+3/8
First we find the LCM or the common denominator. The common denominator is 8. So, lets divide 8 by 2 and that is 4. So, 1/2 times 4/4 is 4/8. 4/8 is a equivalent fraction to 1/2. So now lets add. 4/8 plus 3/8 is 7/8. We can't reduce or simplify 7/8 so, the answer is 7/8.  This may be hard at the beginning, but you will get the hang of it.

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I'm good at adding fractions with unlike denominators however, I still need to work on simplifying my answers. When your adding fractions with unlike denominators you can use some different methods you can use A. the bar method B. the multiply method or C. the method where you can line up the multiples to see what the common denominators are.

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I  know how to find a common denominator, but I seem to have trouble when it comes to making the equivalent fractions. I need more practice, but I know i'll get better at using fractions in time.

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I'm still working on simplifying fraction but i'm getting the hang of it.Also i'm starting to get it without help.But I think i'm better at finding the smallest common denominator instead of finding the highest common denominator.

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Yesterday I learned how to add fractions with unlike denominators. I thought it made sense. But in this video it was much clearer than yesterday's lesson. To be specific I learned that to make a common denominator you need to multiply the denominators together, then multiply the numerators by the same number you multiplied the denominator in the same fraction.

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Im ok doing

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Yesterday, I learned how to add fractions with unlike denominators. Itś quite simple and Iḿ going to make a simple walk through. So, we will say our fraction is 1/2 + 3/5. First, we need a common denominator. We get it by multiplying the two current denominators, 2 and 5. By doing this, we get our common denominator which is 10. Now, we multiply the denominators with the opposite numerator to get our equivilent fraction. So, we would get 5/10 and 6/10. We add these together and we get the answer of 11/10 or 1 1/10. This is how you solve addition with unlike denominators.

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I understand the concept, and I think I am fluent in adding fractions with like and unlike denom. By finding the LCM and the common denominators, you can easily add fractions.

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I still need to work on most of it but what I learned is that in order to get the same denominator you have to multiply the two denominators. The  answer you get is the denominator you get for both fractions. After that you want to multiply the first fractions numerator by 1. Then the next fraction you multiply that by 2. Then you add the fractions together and get your answer.

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I still need to work on simplifying the fractions but other than that I am feeling pretty confident. My favorite thing to do it to find the least common denominator. I think out of all of the things I have done in fractions this is my favorite lesson. Finding common denominators, equivalent fraction, and LCM are all very difficult but fun at the same time.

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When you add fractions, you first have to find the LCM or the common denominator. When you have the common denominator you multiply. Then you add. Now you have you answer. I an good with the formula and how to add fractions pretty well.

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I am good at adding fractions with unlike denominators.  A word that I learned was the word a common denominator it means and fraction with the same denominator. Another thing that I learned but still working is subtracting fractions with unlike denominator. If you want to do a problem here's how you solve it. First you have to find the common denominator. Second you have found the common denominator you times the denominator of the fraction to the other fractions denominator and numerator. Also if both denominators are a multiple of ten only one fraction has to be changed. Last when both denominators are the same then you can add the two fractions.

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I need to work on this a lot more, but I think i'm beginning to get the hang of it.

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I am a 3 on this. It is hard but fun at the same time.

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I understand this subject very well and I think that when you understand this formula you can use it to solve many harder problems.

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I still need to work on this a little bit more,and I need some extra help so I can understand this subject better,And I don't quiet understand how to Add and Subtract with unlike denominators,I just don't get what to do.