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Simplifying Fractions

Simplifying Fractions. By: Mrs. Chopyak. Objectives. As a result of this training you will be able to identify multiplication facts correctly. You will also be able to list factors. After the training, you will be able to simplify fractions into their lowest or simplest form. .

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Finding Percent of a Number

Finding Percent of a Number. Using Fractions. Using Decimals. 1. Turn the percent into a decimal by dividing by 100 or move the decimal left two places. 1. Write the percent as a fraction and the other number as a fraction over 1. 2. Multiply the decimal by the number.

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PROGRAMME F7

PROGRAMME F7. PARTIAL FRACTIONS. Programme F7: Partial fractions. Partial fractions Denominators with repeated and quadratic factors. Programme F7: Partial fractions. Partial fractions Denominators with repeated and quadratic factors. Programme F7: Partial fractions. Partial fractions.

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Partial Fractions

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13.2 Simplifying Radicals

13.2 Simplifying Radicals. Teacher: If you add 20, 567, to 23, 678 and then divide by 97, what do you get?. Jim: The wrong answer. 13.2 Simplifying Radicals. Definitions: Radicands: Expressions under radical signs Radical: the square root (it is so rad !). 13.2 Simplifying Radicals.

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Fractions!

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Converting Fractions, Decimals, and Percents

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Solving multi-step equation containing fractions and decimals

Solving multi-step equation containing fractions and decimals. Vocabulary. Coefficient. Is the number being multiplied to a variable. Can be a whole number, integer, or fraction! What is the coefficient of: X 4x 2 7. Reciprocal.

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7.7 Day 1

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Fraction Review: (First, see what you can fill in on your own. We will go over.)

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GSCE Mathematics Problem Solving Algebra Higher Tier

GSCE Mathematics Problem Solving Algebra Higher Tier. x-4 The numerator of this fraction is 4 less x than the denominator. When the numerator of the fraction is doubled a nd 16 is added to the denominator, the fraction is equal to 2 5

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Math

Math. By:Caroline Schiller. Dividing Fractions!. 2/4 divided by 4/8 Multiply the fraction by the reciprocal. Simplify the resulting fraction if possible To check your answer you multiply the result you got by the devisor, be sure it equals the original fraction. Anwser -

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