WARM UP: 1.) Find the quotient 26.4 ÷ 8.8 = 2.) Find the sum/difference 3 + (-4) = (-5) – 7 = 3.) Determine the answer using order of operations 2 (5 –

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WARM UP: 1.) Find the quotient 26.4 ÷ 8.8 = 2.) Find the sum/difference 3 + (-4) = (-5) – 7 = 3.) Determine the answer using order of operations 2 (5 – 7) + 8 =

Fractions Fractions Fractions Simplifying, equivalent, and comparing Write this down

Simplifying fractions: I do 4848

To simplify fractions we divide the numerator and denominator by the same number Write this down

Simplifying fractions: I do 48 52

Simplifying fractions: WE do 24 36

Simplifying fractions: WE do 21 49

Simplifying fractions: YOU do

Equivalent fractions: I do 1414

To make equivalent fractions we multiply the numerator and denominator by the same number Write this down

Equivalent fractions: WE do 4949

11 40

Equivalent fractions: YOU do Give me three equivalent fractions for:

How can I find which fraction is larger???

When the numerator is the same the smaller denominator is the bigger number When the denominator is the same the bigger numerator is the bigger number Write this down:

Compare fractions: WE do 79 40

Compare fractions: WE do

What if neither the numerator or denominator is the same?? ** WE MAKE THEM THE SAME**

If neither the numerator or the denominator are the same we multiply the numerator and denominator of each fraction by the same thing so that either the numerator or denominator are the same Write this down

Compare fractions: I do

Compare fractions: WE do

Compare fractions: YOU do

WRAP UP: 1.)Simplify the fraction )Give an equivalent fraction )Determine which fraction is larger