Trivia Over Common Denominators
10 Questions
| Total Attempts: 156
Try these questions to see if you have a good understanding of how to add and subtract fractions and mixed numerals when they don't have a common denominator. If you forget how to do it, watch the video.
Questions and Answers
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![Add these fractions together. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - ProProfs]( "Add these fractions together. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals.")
Add these fractions together. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals.- A.
3/4
- B.
1/4
- C.
2/4
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![Subtract these fractions. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - ProProfs]( "Subtract these fractions. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals.")
Subtract these fractions. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - 3.
![Add these fractions. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - ProProfs]( "Add these fractions. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals.")
Add these fractions. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - 4.
![Subtract these fractions. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - ProProfs]( "Subtract these fractions. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals.")
Subtract these fractions. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - 5.
![Add these fractions. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - ProProfs]( "Add these fractions. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals.")
Add these fractions. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - 6.
![Subtract these fractions. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - ProProfs]( "Subtract these fractions. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals.")
Subtract these fractions. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - 7.
![Add these quantities. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - ProProfs]( "Add these quantities. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals.")
Add these quantities. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - 8.
![Subtract these quantities. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - ProProfs]( "Subtract these quantities. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals.")
Subtract these quantities. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - 9.
![Add these quantities. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - ProProfs]( "Add these quantities. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals.")
Add these quantities. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - 10.
![Subtract these quantities. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals. - ProProfs]( "Subtract these quantities. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals.")
Subtract these quantities. Simplify where needed and change all Improper Fractions into Mixed Numerals.
Students must add and simplify fractions with common denominators.
Questions: 6 | Attempts: 810 | Last updated: Dec 13, 2017
This quiz will help you practise adding and subtracting fractions with common denominators. Good luck and enjoy.If you have trouble with any of these questions, watch the video again.
Questions: 10 | Attempts: 781 | Last updated: Dec 13, 2017
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Sample QuestionAdd the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed. When typing fractions, use the /key (it is next to the 'shift' key).Example: 1/2=one half.
In mathematics, the common denominator is the common multiple of the denominators of a set of fraction. It simplifies adding, subtracting, and comparing fractions.
Questions: 10 | Attempts: 113 | Last updated: Jan 10, 2018
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Sample QuestionIn ... common demoninatoris the commonmultipleof the denominatorsof a set of fractions?
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