When adding fractions, you need to be sure they have THIS.
What is a common denomincator?
When subtracting fractions, you should use THIS to help you find the least common denominator of two fractions.
What is the least common multiple (or LCM)?
5/6 x 15/16
What is 25/32?
KCF stands for THIS.
What is Keep, Change, Flip?
THIS is 3 1/16 as an improper fraction.
What is 49/16?
11/12 + 7/12
What is 1 1/2?
5/20 - 11/20
What is -3/10?
(-5/6) x 3/5
What is (-1/2)?
4 divided by 2/3
What is 6?
THIS is 103/25 as a mixed number.
What is 4 3/25?
6 5/12 + 12 5/8
What is 19 1/24?
18 1/9 - 1 3/7
What is 16 43/63?
8/9 x 9/10
What is 4/5?
2/7 divided by 7
What is 2/49?
THIS expression is the prime factorization for 240.
What is 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 3 x 5?
7 2/9 + (-1 1/3)
What is 5 8/9?
-6 - 4 1/9
What is -10 1/9?
(-3 5/8) x 1/2
What is -1 13/16?
2/13 divided by 5/26
What is 4/5?
THIS is the GCF for 27, 45, 63.
What is 9?
10 2/3 + 5 6/7
What is 16 11/21?
8 1/9 - (-1 3/7)
What is 9 34/63?
6 2/3 x 7 3/5
What is 50 2/3?
3 3/5 divided 4/5
What is 4 1/2?
THIS is the LCM for 15, 75, 25.
What is 75?