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Algebraic fractions

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Fractions in algebraic expressions Workout 35 slides
Algebraic fractions Library 17 questions
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DEPENDENCIES

280: Dimension and algebra
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282: Algebraic fractions
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286: Algebraic factors
288: Simultaneous equations

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CONCEPTS

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Algebraic rule for the addition of fractions 646.5
Addition of algebraic fractions 646.7
Algebraic rule for the multiplication of fractions 646.9
Multiplicaiton of algebraic fractions 647.1
Algebraic rule for the division of fractions 647.3
Division of algebraic fractions 647.5
Algebraic fractions with term in denominator 648.0
Negative signs in algebraic fractions 648.2
Linear equations with fractions 648.8

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SLIDE 1 Consolidation – operations on fractions ? ? ? ? SLIDE 2 ? ? ? ? SLIDE 3 SLIDE 4 SLIDE 5 Addition of fractions 1. You find the common denominator of the two fractions. This is the lowest common multiple of the denominators of two fractions. 2. You find the equivalent fractions of the two fractions over their common denominator. 3. You add the numerators of the two equivalent fractions. Task Denoting two fractions by and find the algebraic rule for the addition of fractions ? where b and d are relatively prime ? where SLIDE 6 Denoting two fractions by and find the algebraic rule for the addition of fractions ? where b and d are relatively prime ? where Solution ? where ? where SLIDE 7 Simplify the following ? ? ? ? SLIDE 8 ? ? ? ? SLIDE 9 Multiplication of fractions Multiply the numerators and multiply the denominators, cancelling down if possible. Task Denoting two fractions by and find the algebraic rule for the multiplication of fractions SLIDE 10 Task Denoting two fractions by and find the algebraic rule for the multiplication of fractions Solution SLIDE 11 Simplify ? ? ? ? SLIDE 12 ? ? ? ? SLIDE 13 The rule for division of fractions is invert and multiply ? Invert the back fraction. This is the same as taking the reciprocal or flipping the two numbers. ? At the same time change the division to a multiplication. ? Multiply the numerators and denominators, just as for regular multiplication of fractions. Task Denoting two fractions by and find the algebraic rule for the division of fractions SLIDE 14 Algebraic rule for the division of fractions SLIDE 15 Simplify ? ? ? SLIDE 16 ? ? ? SLIDE 17 Algebraic rule for the division of fractions This is also The numerator of the top fraction goes on the bottom. The denominator of the bottom fraction goes on the top. “The bottom of the top goes on the bottom, and the bottom of the bottom goes on the top!” SLIDE 18 Simplify ? ? ? ? SLIDE 19 ? ? ? ? SLIDE 20 Example Simplify ? ? ? ? SLIDE 21 ? ? ? ? SLIDE 22 Example Warning! The minus sign in this question is in front of the entire fraction. It is a common error to conclude questions of this type with . This is an error. The correct answer is . Simplify ? ? ? ? SLIDE 23 ? ? ? ? SLIDE 24 Example Simplify ? ? ? ? SLIDE 25 ? ? ? ? SLIDE 26 Example Simplify ? ? ? SLIDE 27 CHECK THIS QUESITON AGAIN ? ? ? SLIDE 28 Linear equations with fractions Solve ? ? SLIDE 29 ? ? SLIDE 30 Solve ? ? SLIDE 31 ? ? SLIDE 32 Solve ? ? SLIDE 33 ? ? SLIDE 34 Solve ? ? SLIDE 35 ? ?