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Fractions lectures for staff
Proof of Beal's Conjecture
This is an algebraic proof and result may be verified putting values in the expression concluded .The technique is a gate way to pave the path in more research in the number theory. Since said paper has neither been published in any journal nor submitted for the same purpose, it is a useful tool for researcherwho want to earn credit and reputation in the research field
Probability & Statistics, Data Analysis Lessons (HiSet)
This file has lessons on probability, statistics, data analysis, fractions, decimals and percents. Below is a detailed list of lessons and examples.•Arithmetico Parts of Fractionso Types of Fractionso Greatest Common Factor (GCF)o Reducing Fractiono Simplifying Improper Fractionso Convert Mixed to Improper o Multiplying & Dividing Fractionso Multiplying & Dividing Mixed Fractionso Addition & Subtraction Fractionso Addition & Subtraction Mixed Fractionso Ratios & Proportionso
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
All About Fractions!
In this PowerPoint file, you will find notes and practice on the following topics:o Parts of Fractionso Types of Fractionso Greatest Common Factor (GCF)o Reducing Fractiono Simplifying Improper Fractionso Convert Mixed to Improper o Multiplying & Dividing Fractionso Multiplying & Dividing Mixed Fractionso Addition & Subtraction Fractionso Addition & Subtraction Mixed Fractionso Ratios & Proportionso Comparing Fractionso Convert Fractions – Decimals – Percent
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Percentage Powerpoint
The presentations contains:Definition of percentage.Where do you see percentage?Converting Percentages into fractions, decimals and ratios.Converting fraction to percentage.Converting decimals to percentage.Converting ratios to percentage.Applications on percentages.Percentage For comparison.To find a given percentage of a given quantity.To express a quantity as a percentage of another.To find the whole using a given percentage.Increase or decrease as percent.
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5th - 8th, Staff
Adding Unlike Fractions
Adding fractions with different denominators may be challenging. But this packet enables students to see at least two methods for finding the sum of unlike fractions. It lets the students display or improve their skills for greatest common factor and least common multiple. A warm-up or bell-ringer is provided.Use this as a review or introduction for the lesson. It may be folded and glued into the composition book.Yes the answer key is enclosed. Here are some similar items: Please check this: 7
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4th - 8th, Staff
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Everyday Math Lesson 8.3 5th Grade Subtracting Mixed Numbers
This PowerPoint Lesson follows the teacher's edition for the main part of the lesson.Has an IXL recommendation on last slide.
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5th, Staff
Also included in: Everyday Math PowerPoint Lessons for all of Unit 8 5th Grade
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