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4.NF.3.a Adding and Subtracting Fractions cloned 3/4/2019

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Question 1

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ADDING FRACTIONS
If you need to, use paper (NOT a white board) to help you solve the following problem. Turn in your paper to your teacher when you finish. Label the number of each problem on your paper.

Question 2

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ADDING FRACTIONS
If you need to, use paper (NOT a white board) to help you solve the following problem. Turn in your paper to your teacher when you finish. Label the number of each problem on your paper.

Question 3

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ADDING FRACTIONS
If you need to, use paper (NOT a white board) to help you solve the following problem. Turn in your paper to your teacher when you finish. Label the number of each problem on your paper.

Question 4

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ADDING FRACTIONS

If you need to, use paper (NOT a white board) to help you solve the following problem. Turn in your paper to your teacher when you finish. Label the number of each problem on your paper.

NOTE: You may NOT write your answer as a mixed number and improper fraction.

Question 5

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SUBTRACTING FRACTIONS

If you need to, use paper (NOT a white board) to help you solve the following problem. Turn in your paper to your teacher when you finish. Label the number of each problem on your paper.

NOTE: You may NOT write your answer as a mixed number and improper fraction.

Question 6

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SUBTRACTING FRACTIONS

If you need to, use paper (NOT a white board) to help you solve the following problem. Turn in your paper to your teacher when you finish. Label the number of each problem on your paper.

NOTE: You may NOT write your answer as a mixed number and improper fraction.

Question 7

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SUBTRACTING FRACTIONS

If you need to, use paper (NOT a white board) to help you solve the following problem. Turn in your paper to your teacher when you finish. Label the number of each problem on your paper.

NOTE: You may NOT write your answer as a mixed number and improper fraction.

Question 8

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SUBTRACTING FRACTIONS

If you need to, use paper (NOT a white board) to help you solve the following problem. Turn in your paper to your teacher when you finish. Label the number of each problem on your paper.

NOTE: You may NOT write your answer as a mixed number and improper fraction.