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CHAPTER
3Fraction Notation: Multiplication and Division
Slide 2Copyright 2012, 2008, 2004, 2000 Pearson Education, Inc.
3.1 Multiples and Divisibility3.2 Factorizations3.3 Fractions and Fraction Notation3.4 Multiplication and Applications3.5 Simplifying3.6 Multiplying, Simplifying, and More with Area3.7 Reciprocals and Division3.8 Solving Equations: The Multiplication Principle
OBJECTIVES
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
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a Multiply an integer and a fraction.b Multiply using fraction notation.c Solve problems involving multiplication of fractions.
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
a Multiply an integer and a fraction.
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Title
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
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EXAMPLE
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
a Multiply an integer and a fraction.
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Multiply.
EXAMPLE
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
a Multiply an integer and a fraction.
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3.4 Multiplication and Applications
b Multiply using fraction notation.
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To visualize we first represent . Next, we divide the shaded area into 5 equal parts (using horizontal lines) and take 2 of them.
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
b Multiply using fraction notation.
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The entire object has now been divided into 20 parts, and we have shaded 6 of them twice. Thus,
Title
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
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EXAMPLE
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
b Multiply using fraction notation.
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Multiply.
EXAMPLE
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
c Solve problems involving multiplication of fractions.
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A dude ranch owns a square mile of land. The owner gives of it to her daughter who, in turn, gives of her share to her son. How much land goes to the daughter’s son?
EXAMPLE
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
c Solve problems involving multiplication of fractions.
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1. Familiarize.
EXAMPLE
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
c Solve problems involving multiplication of fractions.
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EXAMPLE
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
c Solve problems involving multiplication of fractions.
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2. Translate. We let n = the part of the land that goes to the daughter’s son.
3. Solve.
EXAMPLE
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
c Solve problems involving multiplication of fractions.
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5. State. The daughter’s son gets of a square mile of land.
4. Check. We can check this in the figure , where we see that 8 of 15 equally sized parts will go to the daughter’s son.
EXAMPLE
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
c Solve problems involving multiplication of fractions.
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A recipe for oatmeal chocolate chip cookies calls for cup of rolled oats. Monica is making of the recipe. How much oats should she use?
EXAMPLE
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
c Solve problems involving multiplication of fractions.
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1. Familiarize. We let n = the amount of oats that Monica should use.
EXAMPLE
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
c Solve problems involving multiplication of fractions.
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2. Translate.
3. Solve.
EXAMPLE
3.4 Multiplication and Applications
c Solve problems involving multiplication of fractions.
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4. Check. We check by repeating the calculation. This is left to the student.5. State. Monica should use cup of oats.
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