

Subtracting Mixed Numbers
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Mathematics
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5th - 7th Grade
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Hard
James Gonzalez
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2 Slides • 17 Questions
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Subtracting Mixed Numbers with Unlike Denominators
Review and Practice!

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Steps to solving a subtraction of mixed numbers with unlike denominators
Check the denominators
Find the LCM if different, and make equivalent fractions
Check the numerators
If you can subtract, yay! If you can't, borrow from the whole or change BOTH to improper fractions
Subtract fractions
Subtract whole numbers
Simplify (little divide)
3
Multiple Select
How do you find common denominators?
Find the GCF
Find the LCM
Make up a number
Choose a number divisible by 100
4
Fill in the Blanks
What is the common denominator of 1/4 and 2/3?
Type answer...
5
Poll
What is the difference of 2/3 and 1/4?
5/12
2/12
3/4
2/7
6
Fill in the Blanks
What is 6-4?
Type answer...
7
Multiple Choice
What is 6 32 - 4 41
2 21
2 32
2 83
2 125
8
Poll
What is 3-6?
3
0
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Can't do it
9
Poll
Can we subtract these mixed numbers properly?
5 87 - 1 83
Yes
No
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Multiple Select
What are the 2 strategies we have when the numerator from the top fraction is smaller than the bottom numerator? Choose all that apply.
Change JUST the top to an improper fraction
Change BOTH to an improper fraction
Regroup from the whole number and add a whole to the original fraction in fraction form.
Change from a mixed number to a simplified fraction
Make an equivalent fraction for the bottom fraction only.
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Multiple Choice
How do we change mixed numbers to improper fractions?
Add the denominator and numerator, then multiply the whole number
Add the whole number and numerator, then multiply the denominator
Multiply the denominator and numerator, then add the whole number
Multiply the denominator and whole number, then add the numerator.
12
Poll
Turn this mixed number into an improper fraction.
4 72824
728
730
13
Multiple Choice
Subtract and find the answer in simplest form.
592 - 2 322 95
3 60
3 94
14
Multiple Choice
4 81−1 85
Find the difference in simplest form
2 83
3
3 21
2 21
15
Multiple Choice
3−271
6/7
1 76
5/7
5 76
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Multiple Choice
6 4 1−2 86
3 21
3 43
4 21
4 41
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Multiple Choice
Solve this equation:
4 6 5−2 31
2 21
2 31
1 65
18
Multiple Choice
Solve. Find the difference in simplest form.
6 42− 2 52
5 72
4 202
6 21
4 101
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Multiple Choice
Find the difference in simplest form.
8 75− 7 32
1 43
1 211
1 241
1 243
Subtracting Mixed Numbers with Unlike Denominators
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