Fractions and Decimals Blog 1

FRACTIONS AND DECIMALS

Good Morning boys
Today we will be starting our second lesson. Please you must complete your notebook till the previous blog.

After this blog, the learners will be able to:

i. Recall types of fractions

ii. Recapitulate addition and subtraction of fractions

iii. Write the fractions into ascending and descending orders.


Let us recall what we have done in class 6.

A fraction is a part of a whole.
Eg. 

Note:
1. 4/4 =1 whole
2. 3/4 < 1

TYPES OF FRACTIONS:


1. 3/4- (Numerator < Denominator, So it is a PROPER FRACTION).
2. 6/4- (Numerator > Denominator, So it is IMPROPER FRACTION).
3. Week 2 - Page 3 of 6 - More In Maths(MIXED FRACTION).
4. What are Unit Fractions? - Twinkl Teaching Wiki(Numerator is 1 so it is a UNIT FRACTION.)


5.What is like fractions - Definition and Meaning - Math Dictionary (LIKE FRACTIONS as the denominators are the same).

6.Types of Fractions | MATH LOVER(UNLIKE FRACTIONS as the denominators are different).

LETS LEARN TO ADD AND SUBTRACT THE LIKE FRACTIONS:
Kids Math: Adding and Subtracting Fractions


On adding like fractions we just add the numerator but not the denominator.
Eg. 4/5 + 2/5 = (4+2)/5 = 6/5.

NOW LETS LEARN TO ADD AND SUBTRACT UNLIKE FRACTIONS.


The same rule applies for subtraction.



EX- 2.1

Now attempt Q1 of Ex 2.1 on page 31.

Part (v) and (vi) are done for you.


Now lets go to Q2
Arrange in descending order: 

You may now attempt Ex 2.1 on page 31 Q2. (One is done for you)

ASSIGNMENT:
1. DO Q3 as HOMEWORK.
2. ARRANGE THE FOLLOWING FRACTIONS IN ASCENDING ORDER (in rough copies):
R.D. Sharma Class 6 Solutions | Maths Chapter 6 Fractions Exercise 6.7

THAT IS ALL FOR TODAY!!

BYE!
Have a good day.


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