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Ted
Ted
Randy thinks that if you change your numbers around when you divide it is the same answer. It isn't though.

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Dominic
Dominic
Sue's equations are whole numbers and Randy's are fractions. In Sue's your multiplying the whole by the denominator. in Randy's your doing the same thing but its one over the whole.    

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CARTER
CARTER
sue has it as whole times a fraction and randy has it flipped around and when that happens you will get a unit fraction instead of a whole number.

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Joseph Mullen
Joseph Mullen
When Sue divided she had the whole number as the first number so when she divided she got whole numbers Example: 4 divided by 1/3 so when Sue divides she will get a number greater then one because she had the fraction as the second number the answer will be how many times the fraction can go into the whole number which is more than once so the answer is greater then 1 is the opposite for Randys

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Jacob Crosby
Jacob Crosby
A generisation is sues answer is randys answer denominat

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Zach

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Christopher Ortt
Christopher Ortt
Randy is just using the opposite equation of Sue and having them be a fraction not a whole number.

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Braden
Braden
Sues numbers always had the whole number first, due to this her quotient is always going to be a whole number. Randy's equations always has the fraction first so his quotient will always be a fraction.

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luke it goes like 4 divided by 1/3 =12 then it flips the factors so its 1/3 divided by 4=1
luke it goes like 4 divided by 1/3 =12 then it flips the factors so its 1/3 divided by 4=1 
im noticing there flipping the factors so for the product its just gonna be what you wrote the first time except your gonna put a 1/ in front of it. So say its 15 divided by 1/5  do 15 times 5 and you would get 75 so its 75 for the first one and the second one is 1/75 its using the associative property.

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Randy thinks that if you change your numbers around when you divide it is the same answer. It isn't though.

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Sue's equations are whole numbers and Randy's are fractions. In Sue's your multiplying the whole by the denominator. in Randy's your doing the same thing but its one over the whole.

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sue has it as whole times a fraction and randy has it flipped around and when that happens you will get a unit fraction instead of a whole number.

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When Sue divided she had the whole number as the first number so when she divided she got whole numbers Example: 4 divided by 1/3 so when Sue divides she will get a number greater then one because she had the fraction as the second number the answer will be how many times the fraction can go into the whole number which is more than once so the answer is greater then 1 is the opposite for Randys

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A generisation is sues answer is randys answer denominat

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Randy is just using the opposite equation of Sue and having them be a fraction not a whole number.

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Sues numbers always had the whole number first, due to this her quotient is always going to be a whole number. Randy's equations always has the fraction first so his quotient will always be a fraction.

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luke it goes like 4 divided by 1/3 =12 then it flips the factors so its 1/3 divided by 4=1 

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luke it goes like 4 divided by 1/3 =12 then it flips the factors so its 1/3 divided by 4=1 

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im noticing there flipping the factors so for the product its just gonna be what you wrote the first time except your gonna put a 1/ in front of it. So say its 15 divided by 1/5  do 15 times 5 and you would get 75 so its 75 for the first one and the second one is 1/75 its using the associative property.

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When you divide a fraction by a whole number, the quotient will always be less than 1. When you divide a whole number by a fraction, the quotient will always be more than 1.

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i see that sue did a whole number divided by a fraction and randy did a fraction divided by a whole number

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Sue's divisor was always a unit fraction, making the dividend a whole number. that means her quotient will always be a whole number. Randy's divisor is always a whole number and his dividend a unit fraction,  making the quotient a unit fraction.

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I can see that when Sue divided it was always a whole number and when Randy divided it was a fraction. That means whenever you divide a fraction by a whole number you get another fraction and when you divide a whole number by a fraction you get a whole number. Randy's equations are the exact opposite of Sue's but the answers are fractions instead of whole numbers.