Adding Fractions
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Objective
I can add fractions with unlike denominators by finding a common denominator and then summing the adjusted numerators.
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Practice
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What is the first step you should take when adding fractions with unlike denominators?
If you have the fractions ⅓ and ¼, what is the least common denominator you would use to add these fractions?
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Add the fractions ⅗ and ¼. Show all your work, including finding the common denominator and simplifying the final answer if necessary. A recipe requires ⅖ cup of flour and ⅓ cup of sugar. How much flour and sugar is needed in total? Show your calculations, including finding the common denominator and expressing your answer in simplest form. ”
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