This really helped me understand why when multiplying fractions you get a smaller answer. I thought that the picture they used was really helpful. I hope we can watch more videos like this.
Yeah, I agree, it would be cool to get move videos like this. For homework I forgot how to solve fractions multiplied by fractions, but this gave me a good idea on how to do it.
This really helped because I didn't really get how to draw the pictures. Wow I learned a lot on this lesson. These videos are really useful to me so if you can post them when you can that would be AWESOME.
When videos like this are posted, one question that always comes up in my mind is that "will I be able to understand what they are trying to teach?". But whenever I watch the video, my question changes to an answer. These videos help me not only understand the concept well, but also see it in picture form. One question I still wonder though, is wouldn't it be easier to use numbers as well as save time instead of drawing rectangles? Is it just to show the workout more clearly? This concept will really help me in future. Thanks Mrs. C for posting this really helpful video!
This really helped me understand why when multiplying fractions you get a smaller answer. I thought that the picture they used was really helpful. I hope we can watch more videos like this.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I agree, it would be cool to get move videos like this. For homework I forgot how to solve fractions multiplied by fractions, but this gave me a good idea on how to do it.
DeleteThis really helped because I didn't really get how to draw the pictures. Wow I learned a lot on this lesson.
ReplyDeleteThese videos are really useful to me so if you can post them when you can that would be AWESOME.
When videos like this are posted, one question that always comes up in my mind is that "will I be able to understand what they are trying to teach?". But whenever I watch the video, my question changes to an answer. These videos help me not only understand the concept well, but also see it in picture form. One question I still wonder though, is wouldn't it be easier to use numbers as well as save time instead of drawing rectangles? Is it just to show the workout more clearly? This concept will really help me in future. Thanks Mrs. C for posting this really helpful video!
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