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Adding Improper Fractions

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Watch the video and answer the questions to prepare yourself to complete page 131-132 (black only) in your math book.
Make sure you also read the information book on page 131

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mathematics
improper fractions
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Camille Fontenelle
Camille Fontenelle
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Adding Improper FractionsOnline version

Watch the video and answer the questions to prepare yourself to complete page 131-132 (black only) in your math book. Make sure you also read the information book on page 131

by Camille Fontenelle
1

What is an improper fraction?

Select one or more answers

2

Do we need to add the denominator too? (Yes/No)

3

What is the answer?

Written answer

4

What is 6/5 + 7/5 = ?

Written answer

Explanation

In an improper fraction the numerator (the number on the top) is always bigger than the denominator (the number on the bottom) Ex. 5/3 or five-thirds

No; we do not add the denominators because all of the pieces are the same size. Ex. 5/3 + 4/3 = 9/3 because all of the wholes are divided into thirds (1/3s) so our denominator says the same

The answer is 12/4; Don't forget to use the / symbol for your fractions

The answer is 13/5: Remember you only add the numerators

 
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