Fractions-+Steph

My topic is about fractions. I will be explaining the following topics, naming fractions, equivalent fractions and comparing fractions.
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Did you get that? Let’s give the following questions a go. Q1) Fill in the missing numbers in the following questions. [All of them are equivalent fractions] a) 3/5 = -/10 b) 2/2 = 4/- c) 7/10 = -/20 d) 8/- = 16/20 e) -/7 = 6/14

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<range type="comment" id="855240">‍‍‍<range type="comment" id="942469">‍‍‍W ‍‍‍ hich is bigger 6/8 or 4/6? It’s hard to tell. First you need to find the Lowest Common Denominator (LCD), in this case it is 24 ( 8x3 and 6x4), and the 2nd rule for fractions is what you do to the bottom you have to do to the top. So in this case it would end up as 18/24 and 16/24. 6/8 is the biggest in this situation Did you get all that? Give it a go yourself Q1) Which is bigger **a)** 3/4 or 5/6 **b)** 6/8 or 7/9 **c)** 4/8 or 14/25 **d)** 2/5 or 5/15

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**Q1)** What are the 3 types of fractions and give an example? **Q2)** What type of fraction is this? a) 8/4 b) 8/8 c) 2 6/8 d) 7/10 e) 5/3 f) 5 6/10 **Q3)** list as many equivalent fractions can you think of to the following fracions a) 1/2 b) 9/15 c)8/6 **Q4)** which is bigger ‍‍a) 2/4 or 3/8 b) 3/9 or 4/6 c) 5/6 or 8/25 **a)** 2/4 = 6/- **b)** -/6 = 3/18 **c)** 9/18 = -/2 For answers see link below Fractions Answers (Steph) I hope this has helped you with your revision for your maths exam. GOOD LUCK!!!
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