Many generations of students just like yourself have experimented with hundreds of different ways
to deal with fractions. Through the centuries of experience, the following Five-Step Program has been
developed. In our modern times, this is the easiest way known:
1). Go to class every day.
2). Stay awake throughout the class.
3). Listen to the teacher's explanations.
4). Do the homework every day.
5). If there's a homework problem you can't do, get with the teacher outside of class,
and get more explanation. Don't say "OK, thanks" until you understand it. Don't let the
teacher blow you off. If you have performed steps 1 through 4, then your understanding
is now the teacher's job.
When the denominators of two or more fractions are the SAME, then they can be added or subtracted directly. An easy way is to multiply each denominator by the other (along with its corresponding numerator).
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In much the same way as anyone writes decimals.
A good way? The Only Way is to do math problems and work out where and why you have difficulties.
Fractions aren't really difficult, once you understand them. Mainly, you have to memorize when to use which operation, so that you don't get adding and multiplying fractions confused, for example.
You can buy a popular game, Pizza Fractions which has different ways for looking at and considering fractions.
It is because the partial fractions are simply another way of expressing the same algebraic fraction.
Because they belived that the one was easy enought to create fractions and help them in there every day work. The would add two fractions together to get there answer and that would be how they completed there every day jobs.
When the denominators of two or more fractions are the SAME, then they can be added or subtracted directly. An easy way is to multiply each denominator by the other (along with its corresponding numerator).
There is no easy way to do your work. You just have to study and practice until you are good at it.
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In much the same way as anyone writes decimals.
It is easy: just convert to decimal fractions.
It depends what subjects you are comparing it with. Addition and subtraction in fractions can be hard at first but it becomes easy in division and multiplication. I am learning fractions at the moment and it can become fun after a while if you loosen yourself. So yeah, fractions are really easy after a while as I said, and other maths can become easy after a while to.
easy,just time the demniator or divide it to compare.My old way to do was put it in decinals
Decimals are fractions. Fractions are easy to picture graphically. Considering them in a concrete fashion makes the basic operations of addition and subtraction easy to visualize.
There isn't an easy way- hard work is the way to go.