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Multiplying fractions is easy, lets say you have 2 fifths x 4 eighths. just seperate the two and multiply them like that. that was a terrible explanation so heres an example

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if your adding/subtracting like fractions then you just add/subtract the top number.if your adding/subtracting unlike fractions then you would find the first multiple of both of the bottom numbers.hang i'm going to go in more depth if you have a adding/subtracting problem with unlike fractions then you think of the multiples of both of the bottom numbers once you've found the first number that they both can multiply by something besides one or themselves. say you have two -eighths plus five-sixteenths you would first look at the multiples of sixteen and eight once you've found the closest multiple of both besides themselves but when you've found it then you change the two bottom numbers into the answer you found and then add. same thing with subtraction except when you find the multiple of the bottom numbers you would subtract instead of adding.

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(that's me)

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fractions are numbers that arent whole numbers. i think most of you should know this but im going to go more in depth. fractions are like, portions of numbers, they arent full numbers. fractions can be found almost anywhere, like money, pizza, time, etc.
fractions are extremely important, if we didnt have fractions, we wouldnt have coins and other things i cant think of right now. but still, i think you guys get it now. fractions are portions of numbers.

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you can use fractions to solve lots of problems like in food, drinks,  and science fractions can even help you save your life. for example if there was a murderer you could grab a  book and stop the bullet, so technically fractions can save your life.

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How to tell how a fraction is bigger than another one

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How to tell how a fraction is bigger than another one

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you can tell which one is bigger by which bottom number is smaller if there are two fractions with the same bottom number then  the fraction with the larger top number is bigger...