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LESSON 1 - Operations With Fractions

The document provides examples and steps for reducing and adding fractions. It explains that to reduce a fraction, you find the greatest common factor (GCF) of the numerator and denominator and divide both terms by the GCF. It then shows examples of reducing fractions. It also explains that to add fractions, they must have the same denominator, and you add the numerators and keep the same denominator. Examples are provided of adding fractions with the same denominator and simplifying if possible.

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LESSON 1 - Operations With Fractions

The document provides examples and steps for reducing and adding fractions. It explains that to reduce a fraction, you find the greatest common factor (GCF) of the numerator and denominator and divide both terms by the GCF. It then shows examples of reducing fractions. It also explains that to add fractions, they must have the same denominator, and you add the numerators and keep the same denominator. Examples are provided of adding fractions with the same denominator and simplifying if possible.

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Operations

with Fractions
Ma’am Rae Ann V. Ines
Review: Review

1. 6 + 3 = 9 ✔
2. -5 + -3 = -8 ✔
3. -2 + 4 = 2 ✔
4. 7 + -4 = 3 ✔
Review:

5. 5 - 2 = 3 ✔
6. 2 - 4 = -2 ✔
7. -1 - 3 = -4 ✔
8. -3 - 6 = -9 ✔
Review:

9. 5 - -2 = 7 ✔
10. 4 - -2 = 6 ✔
11. -1 - -3 = 2 ✔
12. -3 - -6 = 3 ✔
Review:

13. 6 x 2 = 12 ✔
14. -3 x -4 = 12 ✔
15. -2 x 3 = -6 ✔
16. 4 x -6 = -24

You try:

17. 20
÷ 2 = 10

18. -8 ÷ -4 = 2 ✔
19. -9 ÷ 3 = -3 ✔
20. 18
÷ -3 = -6 ✔
A fraction is a "part"
of a "whole".
Examples:
FRACTIONS
4
 
Numerator

FRACTIONS

8 Denominator
Reducing
Fractions
STEPS in
REDUCING
FRACTIONS
1. Find the GCF of the
Reducing numerator and the
Fractions denominator.
2.Divide the GCF to
the numerator and
the denominator.
Example 1:

4
Step 1: Find the GCF of the numerator
and the denominator.

4 8
 
^ ^
8 2 2 2

2
4

^ 2
GCF: 2 x 2 = 4
Example 1:

4
Step 2: Divide the GCF to the numerator
and the denominator.

 
4 ÷ 4
= 1

8 8

 
÷
4
4

1
 
= 2

8 = 2
Example 2:

9
Step 1: Find the GCF of the numerator
and the denominator.

9 12
 
^ ^
12 3 3 2

3
6

^ 2
GCF: 3
Example 5:

9
Step 2: Divide the GCF to the numerator
and the denominator.

 
9 ÷ 3
= 3

12 12

9
 
÷ 3

 
=
3
4

12 = 4
Example 3:

14
Step 1: Find the GCF of the numerator
and the denominator.

14 49
 
^ ^
49 7 2 7 7

GCF: 7
Example 3:

14
Step 2: Divide the GCF to the numerator
and the denominator.

 
14 ÷ 7
= 2

49 49

14
 
÷ 7

2
 
= 7

49 = 7
Example 4:

6
Step 1: Find the GCF of the numerator
and the denominator.

6 15
 
^ ^
15 3 2 3 5

GCF: 3
Example 4:

6
Step 2: Divide the GCF to the numerator
and the denominator.

 
6 ÷ 3
= 2

15 15

 6
÷ 3

2
 
= 5

15 = 5
Example 5:

10
Step 1: Find the GCF of the numerator
and the denominator.

10 20
 
^ ^
20 2 5 2

2
10

^ 5
GCF: 2 x 5 = 10
Example 5:

10
Step 2: Divide the GCF to the numerator
and the denominator.

 
10 ÷ 10
= 1

20 20

10
 
÷ 10

1
 
= 2

20 = 2
Example 6:

2
Step 1: Find the GCF of the numerator
and the denominator.

2 7
 

7 2
 

7 =
2
 

7
3
  1
 

1. 6 = 2
YOUTRY 15
    5
!
2. 18 = 6
 3  3
3. 11 = 11
30
    5
4. 36 = 6
YOUTRY 15
    1
!
5. 60 = 4
27
    9
6. 24 = 8
24
  2
 

1. 36 = 3

quiz 14
  7
 

2. 18 = 9
10
    1
3. 50 = 5
30
    5
4. 36 = 6

quiz 15
    1
5. 60 = 4
27
    9
6. 24 = 8
33
  3
 

7. 88 = 8
` 9 1
quiz
   

8. 90 = 10
2    1
9. 4 = 2
 8 1
 

10. 24 = 3

quiz 7
  7
 

11. 9 = 9
12
    2
12. 18 = 3
12
    3
13. 16 = 4

quiz 4
  1
 

14. 8 = 2
 1  1
15. 18 = 18
Adding
Fractions
24
  2
 

1. 36 = 3

review
14
  7
 

2. 18 = 9
10
    1
3. 50 = 5
30
    5
4. 36 = 6

review
15
    1
5. 60 = 4
27
    9
6. 24 = 8
1st Condition
Same Denominator

1 1
adding
Fractions
 

4 +  

4
example Add the numerator, then copy
1 the denominator. Simplify, if
possible.

1 +1 2 1
= =
     

4 4 2
1st Condition
Same Denominator

10 6
adding
Fractions
 

8 +  

8
example Add the numerator, then copy
2 the denominator. Simplify, if
possible.
10 +6 16
= =
   

8 2
8
1st Condition
Same Denominator

1 2
adding
Fractions
 

5 +  

5
example Add the numerator, then copy
3 the denominator. Simplify, if
possible.

1 +2 3
=
   

5 5
1st Condition
Same Denominator

15 3
adding
Fractions
 

24 +  

24
example Add the numerator, then copy
4 the denominator. Simplify, if
possible.
15 +3 18 3
= =
     

24 24 4
1st Condition
Same Denominator

2 3
adding
Fractions
 

6 +  

6
example Add the numerator, then copy
5 the denominator. Simplify, if
possible.

2+ 3 5
=
   

6 6
2 1 1
1.
 

6 +  

6 =  

2
 5  3  8
2. 15 + 15 = 15
 7  2  9
Youtry!
3. 11 + 11 = 11
 2  3  5
4. 7 + 7 = 7
 2  5  7
5. 12 + 12 = 12
2 3 5
6.
 

6 +  

6 =  

6
 1  1
7. 2 + 2 = 1
 3   2 1
Youtry!
8. 15 + 15 =  

3
 1  1  2
9. 3 + 3 = 3
 8  5 13
10. 10 + 10 =  

10
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
1 1
 

3 +  

6
adding
Fractions Make sure the denominator
were the same.
example
1 1 1
 

3 +  

6 = ?
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
1 1
 

3 +  

6
adding
Fractions Find the LCD.
example
1
3 = 3, 6, 9, 12, 15

6 = 6, 12, 18, 24
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
1 1
 

3 +  

6
adding
Fractions Make the denominator same.
example 1 2 2
1
 

3 x  

2 =  

6
2nd Condition
Different Denominator

1
2 1
adding
Fractions
 

3
6 +  

6
example Add the numerator, then copy
1 the denominator. Simplify, if
possible.

2+ 1 3 1
= =
     

6 6 2
2nd Condition

Different Denominator
1 1
adding
Fractions
 

3 +  

5
example
2 Make sure the denominator
were the same.
1 1
 

3 +  

5 = ?
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
1 1
 

3 +  

5
adding
Fractions Find the LCD.
example
2
3 = 3, 6, 9, 12, 15

5 = 5, 10, 15, 20
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
1 1
 

3 +  

5
adding
Fractions Make the denominator same.
example 1 5 5
2
 

3 x  

5 =  

15
1 3 3
 

5 x  

3 =  

15
2nd Condition
Different Denominator

15 13
adding
Fractions
 

15
3 +  

15
5
example Add the numerator, then copy
2 the denominator. Simplify, if
possible.

5 +3 8
=
   

15 15
2nd Condition

Different Denominator
1 1
adding
Fractions
 

3 +  

4
example
3 Make sure the denominator
were the same.
1 1
 

3 +  

4 = ?
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
1 1
 

3 +  

4
adding
Fractions Find the LCD.
example
3
3 = 3, 6, 9, 12, 15

4 = 4, 8, 12, 16, 20
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
1 1
 

3 +  

4
adding
Fractions Make the denominator same.
example 1 4 4
3
 

3 x  

4 =  

12
1 3 3
 

4 x  

3 =  

12
2nd Condition
Different Denominator

1
4 13
adding
Fractions
 

12
3 +  

12
4
example Add the numerator, then copy
3 the denominator. Simplify, if
possible.

4 +3 7
=
   

12 12
2nd Condition

Different Denominator
2 2
adding
Fractions
 

7 +  

14
example
4 Make sure the denominator
were the same.
2 2
 

7 +  

14 = ?
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
2 2
 

7 +  

14
adding
Fractions Find the LCD.
example
4
7 = 7, 14, 21, 28, 35

14 = 14, 28, 42, 56


2nd Condition
Different Denominator
2 2
 

7 +  

14
adding
Fractions Make the denominator same.
example 2 2 4
4
 

7 x  

2 =  

14
2nd Condition
Different Denominator

24 2
adding
Fractions
 

14
7 +  

14
example Add the numerator, then copy
4 the denominator. Simplify, if
possible.

4 +2 6 3
= =
     

14 14 7
2nd Condition

Different Denominator
3 2
adding
Fractions
 

5 +  

15
example
5 Make sure the denominator
were the same.
3 2
 

5 +  

15 = ?
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
3 2
 

5 +  

15
adding
Fractions Find the LCD.
example
5
5 = 5, 10, 15, 20, 25

15 = 15, 30, 45, 60


2nd Condition
Different Denominator
3 2
 

5 +  

15
adding
Fractions Make the denominator same.
example 3 3 9
5
 

5 x  

3 =  

15
2nd Condition
Different Denominator

39 2
adding
Fractions
 

15
5 +  

15
example Add the numerator, then copy
5 the denominator. Simplify, if
possible.

9 +2 11
=
   

15 15
1 1
1.
 

2 + 3
 

=
3 +2 5
= 6
   

6
Youtry! 1 2
2.
 

7 +  

14 =
2+ 2 4 2
= =
     

14 14 7
2 2
3.
 

12 +  

3 =
2+ 8 10 5
 
12 =  

12 =  

6
Youtry! 1 2
4.
 

3 +  

4 =
4 +6 1  0 5
= =
   

12 12 6
1 1
5.
 

2 +  

6 =
3 +1 4 2
= =
     

6 6 3
Youtry! 1 1
6.
 

4 +  

3 =
3 +4 7
=
   

12 12
5 2 7
1.
 

8 +  

8 =  

8
3 2  5
2.
 

7 +  

7 = 7
quiz 1 2
3.
 

7 +  

14 =
2+ 2 4 2
= =
     

14 14 7
1 1
4.
 

2 +  

2 = 1

4 2 2
5.
 

9 +  

9 =
 

3
quiz 1 1
6.
 

2 +
3
 
=
3 +2 5
= 6
   

6
3 1
7.
 

4 +  

4 = 1

2 1 3
8.
 

11 + 11 =
   

11
quiz 1 2
9.
 

7 + 14
 

=
2+ 2 4 2
= =
     

14 14 7
4 1 1
10.
 

10 +  

10 =  

2
2 3  5
11.
 

9 +  

9 = 9
quiz 2
 
+ 2
=
 

12. 12 3
2+ 8 1  0 5
= =
   

12 12 6
2 1 1
13.
 

6 +  

6 =  

2
3 3  3
14.
 

8 +  

8 = 4
quiz 1 2
15.
 

3 +  

4 =
4 +6 1  0 5
= =
   

12 12 6
Subtracting
Fractions
24
  2
 

1. 36 = 3

review
14
  7
 

2. 18 = 9
10
    1
3. 50 = 5
30
    5
4. 36 = 6

review
15
    1
5. 60 = 4
27
    9
6. 24 = 8
3 1
7.
 

4 +  

4 = 1

2  1 3
8.
 

11 + 11 =
 

11
review 1 2
9.
 

7 + 14
 

=
2+ 2 4 2
= =
     

14 14 7
4 1 1
10.
 

10 +  

10 =  

2
2  3  5
11.
 

9 + 9 = 9
review 2  2

12. 12
 

3
+ =
2+ 8 10 5
= =
     

12 12 6
1st Condition
Same Denominator

2 1
Subtracting
Fractions
 

4 -  

4
example Subtract the numerator, then
1 copy the denominator. Simplify,
if possible.

2 −1 1
=
   

4 4
1st Condition
Same Denominator

10 6
Subtracting
Fractions
 

8 -  

8
example Subtract the numerator, then
2
copy the denominator. Simplify,
if possible.
10 −6 4 1
= =
     

8 8 2
1st Condition
Same Denominator

1 2
Subtracting
Fractions
 

5 -  

5
example Subtract the numerator, then
3 copy the denominator. Simplify,
if possible.

1 −2 1
=
   

5 −
5
1st Condition
Same Denominator

1 3
Subtracting
Fractions
 

24 -  

24
example Subtract the numerator, then
4
copy the denominator. Simplify,
if possible.
1 −3 2 1
= =
     

24 − −
24 12
1st Condition
Same Denominator

2 3
Subtracting
Fractions
 

6 -  

6
example Subtract the numerator, then
5 copy the denominator. Simplify,
if possible.

2 −3 1
=
   

6 −
6
2 1 1
1.
 

6 -  

6 =  

6
 5  3   2
2. 15 - 15 = 15
 7  2  5
Youtry!
3. 11 - 11 = 11
 2  3   1
4. 7 - 7 = −
7
11 11
5.
 

12 -  

12 = 0
2 5 1
6.
 

6 -  

6 =  

2
 1  1
7. 2 - 2 = 0
 3   2 1
Youtry!
8. 15 - 15 =  

15
 1  1
9. 3 - 3 = 0
 8  5 3
10. 10 - 10 =  

10
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
1 1
 

3 -  

6
Subtracting
Fractions Make sure the denominator
example
were the same.
1 1 1
 

3 -  

6 = ?
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
1 1
 

3 -  

6
Subtracting
Fractions Find the LCD.
example
1
3 = 3, 6, 9, 12, 15

6 = 6, 12, 18, 24
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
1 1
 

3 -  

6
Subtracting
Fractions Make the denominator same.
example
1 2 2
1  

3 x  

2 =  

6
2nd Condition
Different Denominator

1
2 1
Subtracting
Fractions
 

3
6 -  

6
example Subtract the numerator, then
1 copy the denominator. Simplify,
if possible.

2 −1 1
=
   

6 6
2nd Condition

Different Denominator
1 1
Subtracting
Fractions
 

3 -  

5
example
2 Make sure the denominator
were the same.
1 1
 

3 -  

5 = ?
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
1 1
 

3 -  

5
Subtracting
Fractions Find the LCD.
example
2
3 = 3, 6, 9, 12, 15

5 = 5, 10, 15, 20
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
1 1
 

3 -  

5
Subtracting
Fractions Make the denominator same.
example
1 5 5
2  

3 x  

5 =  

15
1 3 3
 

5 x  

3 =  

15
2nd Condition
Different Denominator

15 13
Subtracting
Fractions
 

15
3 -  

15
5
example Subtract the numerator, then
2 copy the denominator. Simplify,
if possible.

5 −3 2
=
   

15 15
2nd Condition

Different Denominator
1 1
Subtracting
Fractions
 

3 -  

4
example
3 Make sure the denominator
were the same.
1 1
 

3 -  

4 = ?
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
1 1
 

3 -  

4
Subtracting
Fractions Find the LCD.
example
3
3 = 3, 6, 9, 12, 15

4 = 4, 8, 12, 16, 20
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
1 1
 

3 -  

4
Subtracting
Fractions Make the denominator same.
example
1 4 4
3  

3 x  

4 =  

12
1 3 3
 

4 x  

3 =  

12
2nd Condition
Different Denominator

1
4 13
Subtracting
Fractions
 

12
3 -  

12
4
example Subtract the numerator, then
3 copy the denominator. Simplify,
if possible.

4 −3 1
=
   

12 12
2nd Condition

Different Denominator
2 2
Subtracting
Fractions
 

7 -  

14
example
4 Make sure the denominator
were the same.
2 2
 

7 -  

14 = ?
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
2 2
 

7 -  

14
Subtracting
Fractions Find the LCD.
example
4
7 = 7, 14, 21, 28, 35

14 = 14, 28, 42, 56


2nd Condition
Different Denominator
2 2
 

7 -  

14
Subtracting
Fractions Make the denominator same.
example
2 2 4
4  

7 x  

2 =  

14
2nd Condition
Different Denominator

24 2
Subtracting
Fractions
 

14
7 -  

14
example Subtract the numerator, then
4 copy the denominator. Simplify,
if possible.

4 −2 2 1
= =
     

14 14 7
2nd Condition

Different Denominator
3 2
Subtracting
Fractions
 

5 -  

15
example
5 Make sure the denominator
were the same.
3 2
 

5 -  

15 = ?
2nd Condition
Different Denominator
3 2
 

5 -  

15
Subtracting
Fractions Find the LCD.
example
5
5 = 5, 10, 15, 20, 25

15 = 15, 30, 45, 60


2nd Condition
Different Denominator
3 2
 

5 -  

15
Subtracting
Fractions Make the denominator same.
example
3 3 9
5  

5 x  

3 =  

15
2nd Condition
Different Denominator

39 2
Subtracting
Fractions
 

15
5 -  

15
example Subtract the numerator, then
5 copy the denominator. Simplify,
if possible.

9 −2 7
=
   

15 15
1 1
1.
 

2 - 3
 

=
3 −2 1
= 6
   

6
Youtry! 1 2
2.
 

7 -  

14 =
2 −2
=
 

14 0
10 2
3.
 

12 -  

3 =
10 −8 2 1
= =
     

12 12 6
Youtry! 2 2
4.
 

3 -  

4 =
8 −6 2 1
= =
     

12 12 6
1 1
5.
 

2 -  

6 =
3 −1 2 1
 
6 =  

6 =  

3
Youtry! 3 1
6.
 

4 -  

3 =
9 −4 5
=
   

12 12
5 2 3
1.
 

8 -  

8 =  

8
3 2  1
2.
 

7 -  

7 = 7
quiz 1 2
3.
 

7 -  

14 =
2 −2
=
 

14 0
1 1
4.
 

2 -  

2 = 0

4 2 2
5.
 

9 -  

9 =
 

9
quiz 1 1
6.
 

2 -
3
 
=
3 −2 1
= 6
   

6
3 1 1
7.
 

4 -  

4 =  

2
2 1  1
8.
 

11 - 11 =
 

11
quiz 1 2
9.
 

7 - 14
 

=
2 −2
=0
   

14
4 1 3
10.
 

10 -  

10 =  

10
2 3   1
11.
 

9 -  

9 = −
9
quiz 10
 
- 2
=
 

12. 12 3
10 −8 2 1
= =
     

12 12 6
2 1 1
13.
 

6 -  

6 =  

6
3
= 0
3
14.
 

8 -  

8
 

quiz 2 2
15.
 

3 -  

4 =
8 −6 2 1
= =
     

12 12 6
Multiplying
Fractions
24
  2
 

1. 36 = 3

review
14
  7
 

2. 18 = 9
10
    1
3. 50 = 5
30
    5
4. 36 = 6

review
15
    1
5. 60 = 4
27
    9
6. 24 = 8
3 1
7.
 

4 +  

4 = 1

2  1 3
8.
 

11 + 11 =
 

11
review 1 2
9.
 

7 + 14
 

=
2+ 2 4 2
= =
     

14 14 7
4 1 1
10.
 

10 +  

10 =  

2
2  3  5
11.
 

9 + 9 = 9
review 2  2

12. 12
 

3
+ =
2+ 8 1  0 5
= =
   

12 12 6
2 1 1
13.
 

6 -  

6 =  

6
3
= 0
 3
14.
 

8 - 8
 

review 2 2
15.
 

3 -  

4 =
8 −6 2 1
= =
     

12 12 6
STEPS ON
MULTIPLYING FRACTIONS

1. Multiply the numerators
Multiplying of the fractions to get the
Fractions
new numerator.
example
1 2. Multiply the
denominators of
the fractions to get the new
denominator.
3. Simplify, if possible.
2 1 1
1.
 

6 x =
 

6
 

18
  1   2   2
2. −
5 x =

3 15
Multiplying
Fractions   1  2   1

examples
3. −
2 x =5

5
 2   1   2
4. 3 x =
−- 5
2

6
 1
5. 12 x0 =
 0

1 0
1. 3x
   2
9 =  2
3
2   3  3
2.
 

5 x −
4 = 10
  3  2   6
Youtry!
3. −
7 x 5 = −
35
 3   3
4. 4 x -1 = −
4
  2 5  1
5. 10 x  

8 = 8
2 3 1
6.
 

3 x  

4 =  

7. −5 x
    1  5

6 = 6
5  1   5
Youtry!
8. − 3 x
 

6 = −
18
3   1   1
9. 4 x
 

3 = −
4
4  1   4
10. 9 x
 

3 = 27
24
  2
 

1. 36 = 3

quiz 14
  7
 

2. 18 = 9
10
    1
3. 50 = 5
30
    5
4. 36 = 6

quiz 15
    1
5. 60 = 4
27
    9
6. 24 = 8
3 1
7.
 

4 +  

4 = 1

2  1 3
8.
 

11 + 11 =
 

11
quiz 1 2
9.
 

7 + 14
 

=
2+ 2 4 2
= =
     

14 14 7
4 1 1
10.
 

10 +  

10 =  

2
2  3  5
11.
 

9 + 9 = 9
quiz 2   2
+
12. 12 3 =
2+ 8 10 5
= =
     

12 12 6
2 1 1
13.
 

6 -  

6 =  

6
3
= 0
 3
14.
 

8 - 8
 

quiz 2 2
15.
 

3 -  

4 =
8 −6 2 1
= =
     

12 12 6
16. 3x
   2
9 =  2
3
2   3  3
 
17. − 5 x −
4 = 10
  3
QUIZ 18. − 7 x  2
=   6

5 35
 3   3
19. 4 x -1 = −
4
  2 5  1
20. 10 x  

8 = 8
Dividing
Fractions
24
  2
 

1. 36 = 3

review
14
  7
 

2. 18 = 9
10
    1
3. 50 = 5
30
    5
4. 36 = 6

review
15
    1
5. 60 = 4
27
    9
6. 24 = 8
3 1
7.
 

4 +  

4 = 1

2  1 3
8.
 

11 + 11 =
 

11
review 1 2
9.
 

7 + 14
 

=
2+ 2 4 2
= =
     

14 14 7
4 1 1
10.
 

10 +  

10 =  

2
2  3  5
11.
 

9 + 9 = 9
review 2  2

12. 12
 

3
+ =
2+ 8 1  0 5
= =
   

12 12 6
2 1 1
13.
 

6 -  

6 =  

6
3
= 0
 3
14.
 

8 - 8
 

review 2 2
15.
 

3 -  

4 =
8 −6 2 1
= =
     

12 12 6
16. 3x
   2
9 =  2
3
2   3  3
17. − 5
 
x −
4 = 10
  3  2   6
REVIEW 18. −
7 x 5 = −
35
 3   3
19. 4 x -1 = −
4
  2 5  1
20. 10 x  

8 = 8
STEPS ON
DIVIDING FRACTIONS

1. Flip the divisor into a


reciprocal
Dividing
Fractions
2. Change the division sign
to a multiplication symbol
and multiply
3. Simplify your answer if
possible
2 1
÷ 6 = 1
   
1. 6
X  

6 18
  1    2 3   2
2. −
5 ÷
X =−
3
2 15
Multiplying
Fractions   1  5 2   5

examples
3. −
2 ÷ =
X 52

4
 2   1   2
4. 3 ÷ =
X −- 5
5

15
 1    1
5. 12 ÷0 =
X 0
UN-
DEFINED
1 1
÷ 6 = 1
   
1. 3
X  

6 18
  3    2 3
2. −
2 ÷
X = 1

3
2
 

  2   33 2
Youtry!
3. −
4 ÷ = −4
X 3
2
 

 3    5
15 1
4. 16 ÷ = − 16
X −
15
 

 2    1
5. 6 ÷0 =
X 0
UN-
DEFINED
2 1
÷ 6 = 1
   
6. 3
X  

6 9
  3    2 3
7. −
2 ÷
X = 1

3
2
 

  1  5
5 2
Youtry!
8. −
3 ÷ = −6
X 52
 

 4 1
9. 5 ÷ = 4
X −
  5

5
1
 

 1    1
10. 6 ÷0 =
X 0
UN-
DEFINED
24
  2
 

1. 36 = 3

quiz 14
  7
 

2. 18 = 9
10
    1
3. 50 = 5
30
    5
4. 36 = 6

quiz 15
    1
5. 60 = 4
27
    9
6. 24 = 8
3 1
7.
 

4 +  

4 = 1

2  1 3
8.
 

11 + 11 =
 

11
quiz 1 2
9.
 

7 + 14
 

=
2+ 2 4 2
= =
     

14 14 7
4 1 1
10.
 

10 +  

10 =  

2
2  3  5
11.
 

9 + 9 = 9
quiz 2   2
+
12. 12 3 =
2+ 8 1  0 5
= =
   

12 12 6
2 1 1
13.
 

6 -  

6 =  

6
3
= 0
 3
14.
 

8 - 8
 

quiz 2 2
15.
 

3 -  

4 =
8 −6 2 1
= =
     

12 12 6
16. 3x
   2
9 =  2
3
2   3  3
 
17. − 5 x −
4 = 10
  3
QUIZ 18. − 7 x  2
=   6

5 35
 3   3
19. 4 x -1 = −
4
  2 5  1
20. 10 x  

8 = 8
1 1
÷ 6 = 1
   
21. 3 X  

6 18
  3    2 3
22. − 2 ÷
X = 1

3
2
 

  2
QUIZ 23. − 6 ÷ = −6
X 5
  5 2  

52
 3   5
15 1
24. 16 ÷ = − 16
X −
5
1
 

 2    1
25. 6 ÷0 =
X 0
UN-
DEFINED

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