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                      Mind Map                                                                              Creative Thinking
                  math
                                                            FRACTIONS


                       Types of Fractions          Comparing and Ordering Fractions       Multiplication of Fractions

                            1 1 1
               Unit fractions:  ,  ,   , etc.     For like fractions: The fraction with   Multiplication of a fraction by a whole
                            3 9 12                the larger numerator is greater.  number:
                                                       3
                              1 2 4 11
               Proper fractions:  ,   ,  ,   , etc.  E.g.,   >   2                  Product of a fraction and a whole
                                                          5
                                                       5
                              2 3 7 13            For unlike fractions:                      Numerator × Whole Number
                                4 5 11 19
                                                               2
                                                          2
                                                       3
               Improper fractions:  ,  ,   ,   , etc.  E.g.,   >   as,   =   2 × 4  =   8    and   number =   Denominator
                                3 2 7    8             4  5    5   5 × 4  20        E.g.,   × 12 =  3 × 12  =  36  = 9
                                                                                        3
                                  1
                                          5
                              3
               Mixed fractions: 2 , 3 , 7  8  , 5 , etc.  3  =   3 × 5  =   15          Since 15 > 8,  4  4  4
                                                      4 × 5
                                                   4
                                                             20
                              7   4   11  9       we get:   15  >   8   or   >   2  Multiplication of a fraction by another
                                                                    3
                           2 1 4 5
               Like fractions:  ,  ,  ,  , etc.          20   20    4  5            fraction:
                           7 7 7 7                Fractions in ascending order:     Product of two fractions
                                                          2
                                                              7
                                                       1
                             1 2 4 5
               Unlike fractions:  ,  ,   ,  , etc.  E.g.,   <   <   <  5               Product of numerators
                                                                 6
                                                       2
                                                          3
                                                              9
                             8 9 10 7             Fractions in descending order:    =   Product of denominators
                                                                                        2
                                                              1
                                                          2
                                                       5
                                 2 4 6 8
                                                                                            3
               Equivalent fractions:  ,  ,  ,   , etc.  E.g.,   >   >   >   3       E.g.,   ×   =  2 × 3  =   6   =   3
                                 3 6 9 12              8  5   3  10                     7   4   7 × 4  28  14
                              Addition and Subtraction of Fractions                 Division of Fractions
               For like fractions:                                   Division of fraction by a whole number:
               Addition of fractions =   Sum of numerators           Fraction ÷ Whole number = Fraction × Reciprocal of
                                   Common denominator                whole number.
                       1
                   3
               E.g.,   +   =   3 + 1  =   4                          E.g.,   ÷ 3
                                                                         1
                   5   5    5    5                                       3
               Subtraction of fractions =  Difference of numerators      1   1  1
                                      Common denominator
                   3
                           2
                       1
                                                                         3
                                                                             3
               E.g.,   –   =   =  1                                     =   ×   =  9
                   4   4   4  2                                      Division of a whole number by a fraction:
               For unlike fractions: Convert the fractions into like fractions   Whole number ÷ Fraction = Whole number × Reciprocal
               first, and then add and subtract as like fractions.   of fraction.
               Addition of unlike fractions:                         E.g., 4 ÷  1
                                                                             3
                       3
                   7
               E.g.,   +   =  7 × 8  +   3 × 9      (As, LCM of 8, 9 is 72)
                           9 × 8
                                  8 × 9
                       8
                   9
                   =  56  +   27  =  56 + 27  =  83  = 1 11              = 4 × 3 = 12
                                                                     Division of a fraction by another fraction:
                     72   72     72     72   72
                                                                      st
                                                                                             st
                                                                                 nd
                                                                                                                    nd
               Subtraction of unlike fractions:                      1  fraction ÷ 2  fraction = 1  fraction × Reciprocal of 2
                   5
                       4
               E.g.,   –   =   5 × 3  –   4 × 2      (As, LCM of 6, 9 is 18)  fraction
                                                                                2
                                                                             4
                                                                         2
                   6   9   6 × 3  9 × 2                              E.g.,   ÷   =   ×  Multiplicative inverse of  4
                                8
                                             7
                             =   15  –  18  =   15 – 8  =  18          2  7 5  5 10 7  5                 5
                           18
                                      18
                                                                     =   ×   =
                                                                       7  4   28  =   14
                     Challenge Question                                                                     Critical Thinking
                 1.   One-fourth of a herd of deer have gone to the forest and one-third of the total are
                     grazing in a field. The remaining 25 are drinking water on a river. What is the total
                     number of deer in the herd?
                                                                         1
                                                                                              6
                 2. Find the fraction obtained when 6 is taken 4  times and then   is added.
                                                                         2                    7
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