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Page 1: By Doug Harley. “I Can’t. I simply can’t.”  Fractions are not ready to be added until they have a common denominator

By Doug Harley

Page 2: By Doug Harley. “I Can’t. I simply can’t.”  Fractions are not ready to be added until they have a common denominator

“I Can’t. I simply can’t.”

Fractions are not ready to be added until they have a common denominator.

Page 3: By Doug Harley. “I Can’t. I simply can’t.”  Fractions are not ready to be added until they have a common denominator

Response: My Left Side

“I can’t. I simply can’t. Those fractions are not ready to be added.”

Page 4: By Doug Harley. “I Can’t. I simply can’t.”  Fractions are not ready to be added until they have a common denominator

Response: My Right Side

“Stop!!! Back away from those fractions. Those fractions are not ready to be added.”

Page 5: By Doug Harley. “I Can’t. I simply can’t.”  Fractions are not ready to be added until they have a common denominator

Objective

Without using any notes, you will be able to add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators with 90% accuracy.

Page 6: By Doug Harley. “I Can’t. I simply can’t.”  Fractions are not ready to be added until they have a common denominator

Least Common Denominator (LCD)

Given the fractions 1/6 and 3/8, you should be able to calculate that the LCD is 24.

Page 7: By Doug Harley. “I Can’t. I simply can’t.”  Fractions are not ready to be added until they have a common denominator

Building up Fractions

Given that the LCD for the fractions 1/6 and 3/8 is 24, you should be able to build up each fraction to obtain an equivalent fraction with the LCD.

1/6 = 4/24 3/8 = 9/24

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Adding Fractions with like Denominators

Given two fractions with like denominators, you should be able to calculate the sum of the two fractions.

4/24 + 9/24 = 13/24

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Subtracting Fractions with like Denominators

Given two fractions with like denominators, you should be able to calculate the difference of the two fractions.

9/24 - 2/24 = 7/24

Page 10: By Doug Harley. “I Can’t. I simply can’t.”  Fractions are not ready to be added until they have a common denominator

Simplifying Fractions

Given a fraction that can be reduce, you should be able to reduce the fraction.

12/15 = 4/5

Page 11: By Doug Harley. “I Can’t. I simply can’t.”  Fractions are not ready to be added until they have a common denominator

Adding Fractions with unlike Denominators

Given two fractions with unlike denominators, you should be able to calculate the sum of the two fractions.

3/5 + 2/7 = 31/35

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Resources

Waztamann, (2009). I simply can’t. Retrieved from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wu4onoiOzQw&feature=related