MEANDMATH

Learning Checklist

  • Comparing Unlike Fractions.

  • Ordering Unlike Fractions.

Comparing Unlike Fractions

Unlike Fractions are fractions having different denominators.

To compare two or more fractions, we need to make them like fractions first.

For Example,

To compare these fractions, we need to write equivalent fractions with the same denominator. 

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Ordering Unlike Fractions

In order to arrange Unlike fractions, we need to follow the steps below.

Step #1: Convert unlike fractions into like fractions.

Step #2: Compare numerators.

Step #3: Arrange the numerators, keeping the same denominators.

Click through the slideshow to understand adding like fractions.

Examples:

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Related Topics

  • Understanding Whole as a Percentage
  • Simplifying Percentages
  • FDP
  • Finding 10%
  • Finding 5%
  • Finding % of an amount
  • Percentage Increase & Decrease

Learning Checklist

  • Understanding Percentages
  • Percentage symbol
  • Understanding percentages visually

Understanding Percentage

A percentage is a number that is expressed as a part of 100.

Per means Out Of, & cent means 100.

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5% means 5 out of 100.

12% means 12 out of 100.

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A percentage can be represented by shading in a 100 square grid.

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Percentage

percentage is a number which is expressed as a part of 100 

Per means out of, & cent means 100.

Symbol: %

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Olympiad Level Questions

Printable Worksheets

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Still Stuck!

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Related Topics

  • Understanding Whole as a Percentage
  • Simplifying Percentages
  • FDP
  • Finding 10%
  • Finding 5%
  • Finding % of an amount
  • Percentage Increase & Decrease
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