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numerator denominator Two fractions are __________ if they represent the same number. equivalent A fraction is in __________ form when the numerator and denominator have no common factors other than 1. simplest
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numerator

denominator

Two fractions are __________ if they represent the same number.

equivalent

A fraction is in __________ form when the numerator and denominator have no common factors other than 1.

simplest

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To __________ a fraction, we remove common factors of the numerator and denominator.

simplify

reciprocal

mixed

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complex

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To multiply or divide mixed numbers, turn the mixed numbers to _________ fractions, then follow the rules for multiplication or division.

improper

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• Summary:– Multiply the whole number by the denominator– Add to the numerator – Place over the current denominator

•Example 1: Change to an improper fraction.

•Step 1: Multiply the whole number by the denominator .

•Step 2: Add the numerator to the product.

• Step 3: Write the answer over the denominatorto form the fraction part of the answer.

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• Step 1: Change to an improper fraction.

• Step 2: Cross cancel where you can

• Step 3: Multiply across.

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Section 4.5-Page 368 # 1, 2Page 429 # 73-82 (all)

Page 3681. mixed2. whole, fractional

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To _________________ , we replace its ________ with specific numbers and evaluate the right side using the _________________ rule.

evaluate a formula variables

order of operations

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write as a ÷ problem Keep, switch, flip Cross-cancel if you can

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3

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2

multiply

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Find the numerator

Find the denominator

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Write as a division problem.

Multiply.

Keep, switch, flip. Cross Cancel

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7

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Simplify.

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Section 4.7-Page 393 # 1, 2, 3, 4, 96, 99, 100Page 434 # 105-118 (all)