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    The document discusses several topics related to fractions: 1) Simplifying fractions involves dividing the numerator and denominator into their simplest form. 2) Comparing fractions uses symbols like <, >, and = to determine if one fraction is less than, equal to, or greater than another. 3) Adding and subtracting fractions involves either keeping the same denominator and adding/subtracting the numerators, or making the denominators the same by multiplying the numerators before adding/subtracting.

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    The document discusses several topics related to fractions: 1) Simplifying fractions involves dividing the numerator and denominator into their simplest form. 2) Comparing fractions uses symbols like <, >, and = to determine if one fraction is less than, equal to, or greater than another. 3) Adding and subtracting fractions involves either keeping the same denominator and adding/subtracting the numerators, or making the denominators the same by multiplying the numerators before adding/subtracting.

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    The document discusses several topics related to fractions: 1) Simplifying fractions involves dividing the numerator and denominator into their simplest form. 2) Comparing fractions uses symbols like <, >, and = to determine if one fraction is less than, equal to, or greater than another. 3) Adding and subtracting fractions involves either keeping the same denominator and adding/subtracting the numerators, or making the denominators the same by multiplying the numerators before adding/subtracting.

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    REDUCING OF FRACTION

    • Simplifying a fraction
    • Dividing the numerator and denominator to for a simpler form
    • Example is
    COMPARING FRACTION
    • to compare given fractions to identify whether one fraction is less than, greater
    than or equal to another.
    • Use symbols like: <,> and =

    >
    <

    3 4
    =
    6 8
    ADDITION OF FRACTION

    • Adding like denominator.

    -when adding fraction with the same denominator, simply copy the denominator. Add the
    numerator and if the answer can be reduced, simplify the fraction.

    • Adding unlike denominator.

    -when adding fraction with different denominator, make the denominator alike. Multiply the
    numerator with another denominator and simply add.
    SUBTRACTION OF FRACTION

    • Subtracting like denominator.

    -when subtracting fraction with the same denominator, simply copy the denominator. Subtract the
    numerator and if the answer can be reduced, simplify the fraction.

    • Subtracting unlike denominator.

    -when subtracting fraction with different denominator, make the denominator alike. Multiply the
    numerator with another denominator and simply subtract to find difference. Simplify.

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