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Basic Math Fraction Concepts and Simplest Form
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In this lesson on fraction concepts and simplest form, our instructor first begins explaining fraction concept by using birthday cake and chocolate bar as examples. Then she dives into simples form and how to simplify fraction. Four complete video examples round out the rest of this lesson.
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Post by Mr. Pikachu_ Loves cheese on November 15, 2020
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Post by Mr. Pikachu_ Loves cheese on November 15, 2020
You are extremely excellent at explaining everything I hope you can make more videos
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Post by Mr. Pikachu_ Loves cheese on November 15, 2020
Is the answer for the practice question the 1 question is the answer [(1)/(4)]????
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Post by Zoe Chen on April 24, 2020
u can simplify it
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Post by Ana Chu on July 7, 2015
I'm sorry but don't you want the biggest cake piece, not slice it in equal four pieces?
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Post by Ana Chu on February 3, 2014
you teach really good!
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Thu Jan 2, 2014 5:14 PM
Post by Daniel Naftaliev on January 2, 2014
Hello, I have a question about the practice questions.
So the first question is "Q. Find the LCM of 14 and 21"
I know that I can divide both by 7 which would give me
2 over 3 but the answer says it is 42. So my question is how come the answer is 48 and not 2 over 3?
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Post by Carol Choi on September 21, 2013
its ok i got it thanks
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Mon May 5, 2014 1:32 AM
Post by Carol Choi on September 20, 2013
hey mary
can you help me with this thanks
a bottle is 1/4 full of cordial. if 500 ml of cordial is added to it the bottle is 2/ 3 full. how many mililitres does the bottle hold when full.
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Post by saqib pz on November 17, 2012
You are a very good teacher :)
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Sat Mar 2, 2013 1:05 AM
Post by Laura Weiderhaft on November 15, 2012
Wouldn't the simplest form of 4/8 just be 1/2?
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Sat Feb 4, 2012 12:33 AM
Post by Miguel Suarez on December 23, 2011
I think the videos are great, but they should have online practice test for each sections. please consider this request.
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Sat Feb 4, 2012 12:28 AM
Post by Lucy Sams on December 22, 2011
Good
You will learn so much about fractions.She is a great teacher with this kind of subject even though she does it a different way then other people would do it.No mater she does it different or what she is a great teacher and you will love her.She so good at math that my daughter goes to her every day.