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i diss because on the last one you are time

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The student who made this did do keep change flip but in a different order instead they did flip change keep giving them a incorrect answer. Also they forgot their negative symbol because 3/8 had a negative symbol and that doesn't change.

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I disagree because they turned the numbers into whole numbers but it is actually a suppose to be fractions. They didn't keep the first number and they didn't change the symbol.

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I disagree because when you changed the mixed frication into an improper fraction you needed to add the one with the five

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I disagree because there was 1 negative sign in the original problem and the answer was made negative

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I disagree with the answer because 1. when changing the division to multiplication they forgot to flip the second number and 2. they forgot to add the negative sign

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I disagree with the students work because the answer would've been negative but instead they wrote it as positive, the answer is also wrong.

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She forgot to flip the last number that's why i dis agree with her work

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I disagree since he didn't multiply that well since 3 x 2 is six an he put 1 and he forgot the minus sign

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I disagree with this student because they made 2 errors. Error 1 is when they were making the division to multiplication they forgot to flip the second fraction. The second error is the student had a positive answer and a negative times a positive is a negative answer

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i disagree with the person because on the second fraction when they were getting ready to multiply she didn't flip the numbers so it affected she response

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I disagree because you need to flip the second number in the problem.

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they flip the last number while turining it
proper, then they mutiply, then they get 1/35

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I disagree because you cant change a half into 0.2

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I disagree because you need to keep the negative sign and need to flip the second number