24 videos in "Multiplying / Dividing Fractions"
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Multiplying Rational Numbers
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Arithmetic of Fractions: Multiplication
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Arithmetic of Fractions: Division
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Answers to Quiz Questions
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Multiplying Fractions Part 1a
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Multiplying Fractions Part 1b
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Multiplying Fractions Part 2a
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Multiplying Fractions Part 2b
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Division with fractions
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Operations with fractions
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Kung Fu Fractions
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Multiplying Fractions
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Dividing Fractions: Extra Example
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Dividing Fractions: A Lesson
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How to Multiply Fractions Part 1
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How to Multiply Fractions part 2
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How to Divide Fractions
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Dividing Decimals
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Multiplying and Dividing Fractions
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Multiplying fractions an introduction
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Fraction Review Part I
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Fraction Review Part II
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Dividing Whole Number by Fraction
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Dividing Fractions
Kung Fu Fractions
Kung Fu Fractions
1567 views - 00:09:54
Part of video series Reducing fractions
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Created by and copyright of Larry Perez. Funded by the state of California through Saddleback College. More information on videos, resources, and lessons at Algebra2Go.
Learn how to deal with fractions using the "kung fu" method.
- What are kung fu fractions?
- What is clearing fractions?
- How do you remove fractions from a problem?
- Is there an easy way to remove fractions or multiply fractions?
- Is there an easy way to add fractions?
- What is an easy way to simplify fractions?
This lesson explains how to remove or clear fractions by multiplying a fraction by a whole number so the fraction disappears. This is a very important and useful lesson, especially for students who have trouble with fractions. Also, this is a fun way of dealing with fractions that students can enjoy and embrace. A really unique and interesting way of adding fractions is also explained. This is a must-watch for anyone having trouble with fractions.
I needed a refresher course in math and came to Mathvids. This lesson showed me a way of multiplying fractions that was fun. I always had trouble with fractions, and this video made fractions so much easier to work with.
8th Graders think you should make it more exciting. They suggest Kung Foo outfits.
I think that this is the best way of teaching.


