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    The document provides instructions for dividing and adding fractions using the KCF and LCF methods respectively. It explains the KCF method for division of fractions as: Keep the first fraction, Change the division sign to multiplication sign, and Flip the second fraction. It then works through an example division problem using this method. For addition of fractions, it explains finding the Least Common Factor (LCF) first before adding the fractions and then simplifying the final answer. An example addition problem is also worked through using this LCF method.

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    The document provides instructions for dividing and adding fractions using the KCF and LCF methods respectively. It explains the KCF method for division of fractions as: Keep the first fraction, Change the division sign to multiplication sign, and Flip the second fraction. It then works through an example division problem using this method. For addition of fractions, it explains finding the Least Common Factor (LCF) first before adding the fractions and then simplifying the final answer. An example addition problem is also worked through using this LCF method.

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    The document provides instructions for dividing and adding fractions using the KCF and LCF methods respectively. It explains the KCF method for division of fractions as: Keep the first fraction, Change the division sign to multiplication sign, and Flip the second fraction. It then works through an example division problem using this method. For addition of fractions, it explains finding the Least Common Factor (LCF) first before adding the fractions and then simplifying the final answer. An example addition problem is also worked through using this LCF method.

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    Math PBA

    Addition and
    Division of
    Fractions.
    By Joaquin Wilbert C. Bitor
    Division of fractions. KCF
    method.
    K: Keep the first fraction.
    C: Change the division sign to the multiplication sign.
    F: Flip the fraction.
    The Problem:
    3
    __ 7
    __
    5 ÷ 9
    Don’t forget to simplify if possible!
    K: Keep the first fraction. So:

    3 __
    __ 7
    ÷
    5 9
    C: Change the division sign to the multiplication sign.

    3 __ 7
    __
    5 9
    x
    F: Flip the fraction.

    3 __ 9
    __
    5 7
    x
    Solution

    3 __ 9 ___
    27
    __
    5 7
    x = 35
    You can’t simplify so 27 over 35 is your final answer.
    Addition of Dissimilar Fractions by Finding
    LCF.
    Find the Least Common Factor
    Add together
    Simplify
    The Problem:

    1
    __ 1
    __
    6 + 3
    Don’t forget to simplify if possible!
    Find the Least Common
    Factor

    1 __
    __ 2
    +
    6 6
    Add together

    __ 2 __
    1 __ 3
    +
    6 6 = 6
    Simplify
    The common factor is three. So 3 over 6 becomes one
    half.

    1
    __
    2
    Thank you!

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