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Multiplying Fractions
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AgendaTuesday, Dec. 15
homework 20 p. 255 # 1 - 5, 8 - 13, 31 -33
reminder - quiz Friday
correct homework
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Multiplying fractions
p. 250 # 4 - 7, 9 - 11, 13 - 19 odds
How to Multiply Fractions:
Multiply the numerators:
1 2
5 4
3 6
25
2
4
3 6
20
Multiply the denominators:
3Simplifythe fractionif necessary:
6
20
3
10
How to Multiply Positive & Negative Fractions:
A negative times a negative is a positive.
1 2
5 4
3 6
20 10
3
25
2
4
3 6
20
A negativetimes a positiveis a negative.
10
3
3A positivetimes a negativeis a negative. 5
2
4
3 6
20 10
3
How to Multiply Fractions &Mixed Numbers:
Make mixed numbers into improper fractions.
25
12
4
3
12
5 4
32
4 Multiply& Simplify 5
3
1
3 9
51 4/5
3 Simplify if possible
5
12
4
3
We can model multiplying fractions with an area model.
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