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Converting Unlike Fractions to Like Fractions
Method #1: Butterfly Method
Unlike fractions are fractions with different denominators.
We can’t add, subtract, or compare unlike fractions.
To perform any operations, we need to convert them into like fractions.
Follow the slideshow to understand how to convert unlike fractions into like fractions.
Method #2: Cross-Multiplication Method
Cross multiplication method is a quick method to convert unlike fractions into like fractions.
Follow the slideshow to understand how to convert unlike fractions into like fractions.
Method #3: LCM Method
LCM is the Lowest Common Multiple Method we’ve already discussed.
We use the LCM method to convert Unlike Fractions into Like Fractions.
For Example,
To convert 7/3 & 4/5 into like fractions, follow the steps below to work it out.
Step #1: Write the multiples of the denominators.
Step #2: Smallest common multiple is the LCM.
Step #3: Write equivalent fractions of the given fractions, keeping the denominator=LCM.
Finally we have our Like Fraction.
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- 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.
Percentage
A percentage is a number which is expressed as a part of 100.
Per means out of, & cent means 100.
Symbol: %
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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