Compare fractions: word problems
Compare fractions: word problems
What you'll learn
- Identify the fractions presented within a word problem and represent them numerically with 100% accuracy.
- Solve word problems involving the comparison of fractions by using strategies such as finding common denominators or cross-multiplication, achieving at least 80% accuracy on a worksheet with similar problems.
- Explain, in writing, the reasoning behind choosing a specific comparison method (e.g., common denominator, cross-multiplication) for a given word problem involving fractions, demonstrating understanding of the method's effectiveness with a complete sentence.
- Apply their understanding of fraction comparison to create and solve their own word problem involving the comparison of two fractions, ensuring the problem is solvable and the solution is accurate.
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Compare fractions: word problems is a Grade 7 Mathematics lesson on ExcelOS.
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You'll be able to: Identify the fractions presented within a word problem and represent them numerically with 100% accuracy; Solve word problems involving the comparison of fractions by using strategies such as finding common denominators or….
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