Math Tutorial By: Alexis Chan

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Contents1.Improper fraction and mixed number

2.Equivalence,Simplifying fractions

3. Ordering fractions

4.Operations with fractions

5.Relationships between fractions, decimals and percent

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Improper fraction and mixed number

Explanation: an improper fraction is a

fraction that the denominator is smaller

than the numerator.

For Example:

Explanation: An mixed number is a whole next

to a fraction.

For Example:

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Equivalence,Simplifying fractions

Explanation:An equivalent fraction is a fraction that

has the same answer as another but written

differently.

For Example

2/6 1/3Explanation:

Simplifying a fraction is basically dividing the numerator and the

denominator by the same

number.

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Ordering Fractions

Explanation:Is find the

common denominator first then you times the

bottom and top the same number

and then order it.

Example

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Operations with fractionsExplanation:When we

are adding a fraction we first need to find the

common denominator.Times the bottom and top

with the same number.When you

subtract a fraction is the same as adding

a fraction.

Example

Explanation:When you multiply and divide it is the same thing but you don’t need to find the common denominator.

Example

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Relationships between fractions, decimals and percent

Explanation: The relationship a fraction, decimal and a precent is that you have to convert

them to be the one of f the kind and you can do it

backwards and forwards.

Example

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