Multiply Fractions

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Mathematics

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1st - 3rd Grade

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Hard

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CCSS

5.NF.B.6

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Madison Holcomb

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5 Slides • 1 Question

Multiply Fractions

Use cross canceling and simplify.

Objective

Today I can multiply fractions by using cross canceling and simplify in order to get my new lesson done.

Think About It!!

Use cross canceling. 7/5 x 20/21.

Learn About It

When you multiply fractions you can use cross canceling
When you are multiplying fractions you can use simplifying strategy.

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Answer these questions.

Multiple Choice

7/5 x 20/21. Us cross canceling.

1 1/3

6/7

20/21

60/60 or 1

Multiply Fractions

Use cross canceling and simplify.

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