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Dividing Fractions A Visual Lesson
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Some of you know what to do… BUT most of you don’t know why.
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True or False When you multiply a number by another number, your product will always be larger than your factors.
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Multiplication with Whole Numbers 4 sets of 3
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Multiplication with Fractions 1212 2323 2626
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True or False When you divide a number by another number, your quotient will always be smaller than your dividend.
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Division with Whole Numbers 6 2 = ? How many sets of 2 fit into 6?
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How many 1/2s go into 2/3? Division with Fractions
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True or False When you multiply a number by another number, your product will always be larger than your factors. When you divide a number by another number, your quotient will always be smaller than your dividend.
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1414 1818
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How many 1/8s make a 1/4? 1 2
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Division as Equivalent Fractions Another thing you could do is ask yourself: How many 1/8 parts make up 1/4? 1414 ? 8
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1414 1818 8181 x
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1414 8181 x 1 x 8 4 x 1 8484 8484 8 4 =
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Need Proof? ABCDABCD ABAB CDCD
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ABCDABCD x DCDCDCDC A D B C C D D C x x
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A D B C C D D C x x A D B C x CD DC A D B C x
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You have half a carton of eggs. How many of the eggs (each egg is 1/12 of the cartoon) can you fit into half a carton of eggs? 1/2 1/12 = 6 OR1/2 * 12/1 = 12/2 = 6
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Division as Equivalent Fractions Another thing you could do is ask yourself: How many 1/12 parts make up 1/2? 1212 ? 12
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