C4U #2 Lesson 5G - Simplifying Complex Fractions & Solving Algebraic Equations with Fractional Coefficients (Thursday, 2/29 or Friday, 3/1) 23-24

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21 questions

Find the quotient by simplifying the given complex fractions.

Re-Write the problem using the following division symbol:



Cross Cancel where possible.

Work is Required as it was modeled in the examples in the notes & example shown to the right.

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Enter the quotient for this problem.

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Enter the quotient for this problem.

Solve the Algebraic Equation using Inverse Operations on BOTH sides of the equation.

Solve for n algebraically.



Enter solution in Equation Form


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Enter the solution in equation form.

Solve for y algebraically.


Enter solution in Equation Form

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Enter the solution in equation form.

Solve for r algebraically.



Enter solution in Equation Form

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Enter the solution in equation form.

Use the information below to answer the prompts.

Jeff runs 24 miles each week, which is 7/8 of the number of miles Alex runs each week.

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Determine how many miles Alex ran each week.

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Enter the algebraic equation you set up to find the # of miles Alex ran each week.
  • Use a for the variable

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Alex runs _______ miles each week.

Solve the 2-Step Algebraic Equations.

Show INVERSE OPS on BOTH sides of the Equation.

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Enter the solution for this problem in equation form.

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Enter the solution for this problem in equation form.