List the steps to changing a mixed number to an improper fraction.

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List the steps to changing a mixed number to an improper fraction.

Agenda 1)Review fraction basics 2)Questions with rational numbers (that means fractions) 3)Go over worksheets 4)Exit ticket

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Assume that w is a negative rational number, x is a positive rational number, y is 0, and z is a negative irrational number. List all the combinations of one letter divided by another that will yield a negative rational number.

Exit ticket Sum up the rule for multiplying and dividing rational numbers (fractions, integers and decimals)