17 videos in "Equivalent Fractions / Reducing"
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Equivalent Fractions
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The LCD & Fraction Comparisons
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Other Fractional Expressions
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Converting Fractional Expressions
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Decimals to Fractions Song
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Reducing Fractions Part 1
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Reducing Fractions Part 2a
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Reducing Fractions Part 2b
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Fractions 1 - Equivalent Fractions
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Fractions 2 - Simplify and Reduce Part 1
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Fractions 3 - Simplify and Reduce Part 2
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Equivalent Fractions - Finding the Lowest Terms
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Finding equivalent fractions / expressions
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Equivalent and Simplifying Fractions
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Write Whole Number as Fraction
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Finding Equivalent Fractions
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Finding Common Multiples of Fractions
Fractions 3 - Simplify and Reduce Part 2
Fractions 3 - Simplify and Reduce Part 2
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Part of video series Fractions
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Part 2 of How to simplify and reduce fractions to lowest terms.
- Ratio Blaster - Game from Math Game Time: Ratio Blaster provides math practice in finding equal ratios. Invading spaceships with addition problems move down from the top of the screen toward a laser cannon on a platform at the bottom. Click on a spaceship to shoot it!
- How do you simplify or reduce fractions to lowest terms?
- What does it mean to simplify or reduce a fraction to lowest terms?
- How can you reduce 58/145 to lowest terms using prime factorization?
- How do you simplify 192/268 and write it in lowest terms?
- How do you know if a fraction is in lowest terms?
- How can you reduce 192/268 to lowest terms using prime factorization?
- How do you simplify 68/119 and write it in lowest terms using prime factorization?
- How can you reduce 49/126 to lowest terms?
- How can you reduce 39/104 to lowest terms using prime factorization?
- How can you simplify 6/18 to lowest terms using prime factorization?
- How do you write a fraction in lowest terms if the numerator gets cancelled completely?
This lesson goes over several more examples of simplifying fractions and writing them in lowest terms. All steps are explained very clearly. These problems are larger and more difficult to determine what numbers the numerator and denominator have in common. This is a great lesson to challenge yourself with to make sure you understanding reducing fractions.
