Epsilon
Epsilon
Fractions and other topics.
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Overview
Sample Lesson
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- Fraction of a Number, Symbols
- Fraction of 1 Using the Overlays
- Add and Subtract Fractions with the Same Denominators
- Equivalent Fractions
- Add and Subtract Fractions with Different Denominators
- Rule of Four
- Compare Fractions with the Rule of Four
- Add Three Fractions with the Rule of Four
- Multiply Fractions
- Divide Fractions with the Rule of Four
- Common Factors and Divisibility
- Reducing Fractions by Recognizing Common Factors
- Reducing Fractions with Prime Factorization
- Linear Measure
- Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions
- Linear Measure with Mixed Numbers
- Add and Subtract Mixed Numbers
- Add Mixed Numbers with Regrouping
- Subtract Mixed Numbers with Regrouping
- Subtract Mixed Numbers with Same Difference Theorem
- Add Mixed Numbers with Regrouping and Different Denominators
- Subtract Mixed Numbers with Regrouping and Different Denominators
- Divide Fractions and Mixed Numbers Using the Reciprocal
- Solve for the Unknown with 2X = 10 (Multiplicative Inverse)
- Multiply Three Fractions or Mixed Numbers
- Solve for the Unknown with 2X -2 = 10 (Additive Inverse)
- Compute the Area and Circumference of a Circle with Pi = 22/7
- Solve for the Unknown with 1/2X = 10
- Transform a Fraction to a Decimal to a Percent
- Solve for the Unknown with 1/2X + 1/3 = 10
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