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6.3 Multiplying and Dividing Fractions Remember to Silence Your Cell Phone and Put It In Your Bag!
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Multiplication Models Remember - Multiplication is the joining together of equal-sized sets (equivalent sets) or equal-sized lengths. Repeated Addition Rectangular array model Area model Cartesian Product
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Procedure for Multiplying Rational Numbers in Fraction Form
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Properties of Multiplication of Rational Numbers Closure Identity Zero Commutative Associative Distributive Inverse
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Inverse Property of Multiplication of Rational Numbers For every nonzero rational number, there exists a unique rational number,, such that and Multiplicative Inverse or Reciprocal
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Definition of Rational Number Division, Q, c 0, iff is a unique rational number such that
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12 pages of space in the school newspaper are to be shared evenly by 5 student organizations. How many pages does each organization get? (Top of p. 332) Sharing or Partitioning Model of Division
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Suppose that space in the school newspaper is being allotted for sale in sets of 5 pages each. How many allotments can we get from the 12 pages? (Bottom of p. 332) Repeated Subtraction or Measurement Model of Division
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Closure Property of Division for Nonzero Rational Numbers is a unique nonzero rational number.
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Procedure for Dividing Fractions—Multiply by the Reciprocal Method where c, b, and d 0,
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Optional Division Methods Common Denominator – p. 337 Complex Fractions – p. 338 Missing Factor Method – p. 338
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