The homework for today is:
7 divided by 1/3 ----l
9 divided by 1/5 l
10 divided by 3/4 l------------ needs to be shown in two
1/4 divided by 2 l different ways of writing.Only answer
2/3 divided by 4 l it once guys.
12 divided by 2/3 l
8 divided by 2/5 -----
here's a video that should help
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some more explanations that are much more clear
Fraction test corrections
In this question I didn't put the question in a different way
5/6= 5/12
the question is : 5/6 x 1/2
The way to say the question is : 5/6 groups of 1/2
5/8 divided by 1/4 =
I put 2 and 1/4 when the real answer is
5/8= 5/8
1/4= 2/8 6
How many times does 2/8 go into 5/8 equally?
2/8 go into 5/8, 2 and 1/8 times.
I also my work on the back of the paper was a bit messy and was unreadable so for 1/4 divided by 1/3 I put 3/4 and this is how I got my answer.
4,8, 12 12 is the common denominator
3,6,9,12
1/4 = 3/12 and 1/3 = 4/12
and 4/12 goes into 3/12 , 3/4 times
Good Explanation! But you should add a pictorial representation on dividing fractions. And instead of making the video a link why not embed the video and make a link. But first learn how to make a correct link.
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ReplyDeleteI like how when you explained it to us you gave examples so it would be easier to understand. Next time you should add a video. But other than that, good job!
ReplyDeleteGood job! I really like how you have lots of detail on it and explained it properly. You could have added more pictures for it though. Your link for the video though could be embedded properly next time though. A link for a game could be good too.
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ReplyDeleteGood job! Your post had a lot of words and it made me able understand more about dividing fractions and I also like how you have used more than one example.
ReplyDeleteGood job! I like how you explained with examples to help us understand better. Next time you can improve by embedding the video the right way and also adding a pictorial representation.
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ReplyDeleteGood job Melvin. I like you you explained everything in great detail and it is easy to understand. Next time you should add pictorial and symbolic representations & learn how to embed a video.
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