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Basic Math: Fractions 085

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About this Lesson

  • Type: Video Tutorial
  • Length: 72:01
  • Media: Flash video file
  • Posted: 08/04/2009
  • Use: Watch Online
  • Size: 369 MB

This lesson is part of the series: Basic Math

This is a 72 minute basic math video lesson to help anyone with fractions (also called rational numbers). Learn about the numerator and denominator and how to:
- tell if a fraction is a proper or improper fraction
- find a common denominator
- find the least or lowest common denominator (LCD)
- rename fractions and mixed numbers
- multiply fractions and mixed numbers
- find reciprocals
- divide fractions and mixed numbers
- find equivalent fractions and common denominators
- add and subtract fractions and mixed numbers
- simplify complex fractions
- write a fraction as a decimal
- reduce a fraction to the lowest terms

This lesson contains explanations of the concepts and 51 example questions with step-by-step solutions plus 5 interactive review questions with solutions.

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Math Made Simple
Math Made Simple
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All lessons have been prepared by a certified teacher, B.A., B. Ed. (Math Major) with 30+ years experience teaching Math to High School Students and Continuing Education learners. She has a reputation for teaching the math class that “you want to be in.” For more information please visit Math Made Simple: http://www.mathmadesimple.com/

Through her teaching and tutoring experiences, the growth of technology and the internet she recognized a need to make comprehensive math lessons available via the Internet to help:

- High school students who have missed a class or maybe just need a little extra help or are in sports or other extra curricula activities
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Recent Reviews

Jfilip_homepage
Simple, easy, examples.
09/23/2009
~ jfilip

This lesson was simple, easy, and had plenty of examples to tie together the ideas with practice. Mostly rudimentary stuff but great for younger students or those that can't remember how to divide fractions.

Recent Comments

Jfilip_homepage
Simple, easy, examples.
09/23/2009
~ jfilip

This lesson was simple, easy, and had plenty of examples to tie together the ideas with practice. Mostly rudimentary stuff but great for younger students or those that can't remember how to divide fractions.

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