Multiplying Fractions - Fast Math lesson - By tecmath
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00:0-1 | Good day and welcome to Tech Math Channel . Why | |
00:02 | don't we have a look at this video ? Is | |
00:03 | how to multiply fractions together . So I'm gonna start | |
00:06 | out some pretty easy examples are these these examples to | |
00:09 | explain how to do it . And we're gonna move | |
00:11 | into some harder examples . And then there are some | |
00:13 | ones that you can try on your own . So | |
00:15 | without much further ado uh , the type of thing | |
00:17 | , you'll be multiplying when you multiply fractions is as | |
00:20 | follows . You might get say something like one that | |
00:22 | looks like this and its most simple . Say , | |
00:24 | say a half times three quarters . Yeah , what | |
00:30 | this actually means is a half of three quarters . | |
00:32 | So we're going to get a smaller answer here . | |
00:34 | So you might be able to think of half or | |
00:36 | three quarters and you might be able to think of | |
00:37 | what that is . But I'm going to show you | |
00:39 | how to do this mathematically . So the way we | |
00:42 | do this is as follows , basically the top numbers | |
00:46 | here and the bottom numbers here . So what we've | |
00:49 | got is the numerator denominator . So what we're gonna | |
00:51 | be doing is we're going to multiply the two top | |
00:54 | numbers together to get our first part of the answer | |
00:56 | to bottom numbers together to get our bottom part of | |
00:58 | the answer . Okay , so one Time Street , | |
01:01 | it's three , two times four , So the answer | |
01:06 | is 3/8 and that's how easy , are . yep | |
01:11 | . Okay for another example I'll show you how I | |
01:13 | used to remember this as a kid when I wasn't | |
01:15 | sure this , remember my bigger brother coming home and | |
01:17 | telling me that what what what it was was a | |
01:19 | half times a half and I remember him telling me | |
01:23 | what it was and that actually stuck with me because | |
01:26 | I always thought it was very strange at the time | |
01:27 | until you sort of think of why that is . | |
01:29 | But if we work out what half times a half | |
01:30 | is one times one is one and two times two | |
01:34 | is four . And I mean this is a really | |
01:35 | little kid thinking how strange it was that half times | |
01:38 | a half has given me a quarter . This is | |
01:39 | like a smaller answer . I thought surely it's one | |
01:42 | , isn't it ? But that would be half plus | |
01:43 | a half . If we can think about this half | |
01:46 | of a half an emergency layer , a pizza here | |
01:50 | and we have half this pizza here , well we | |
01:53 | have here section here which is a half , but | |
01:55 | if we then cut that in half again a half | |
01:58 | of a half we're gonna end up with a quarter | |
02:02 | . Okay , So hopefully that that might be a | |
02:05 | way that you might remember how to do that . | |
02:07 | So I'm gonna give you another example here . So | |
02:10 | you might try this one on your own . Say | |
02:11 | let's do what is 3/4 Times What about 2/3 ? | |
02:18 | Okay , give that a go . All right . | |
02:23 | Hopefully you get a positive . You still need a | |
02:25 | bit of time but I'm gonna go through the answer | |
02:26 | right now . So three times two is six and | |
02:30 | then four times three is 12 . And you're going | |
02:33 | to see that we can actually take this down even | |
02:35 | further because there's a number that goes into both our | |
02:37 | denominator and numerator over the top and the bottom number | |
02:40 | . And this common number that goes into both of | |
02:42 | is six . So six goes into six once and | |
02:46 | six goes into 12 twice . So this is the | |
02:48 | same as a heart . Okay , how did you | |
02:52 | go with that ? All right . We're going to | |
02:55 | put a couple harder examples up . Okay , so | |
02:58 | the example I'm gonna put up now are involving mixed | |
03:01 | numbers there . Mixed numbers and numbers that look like | |
03:03 | this . So we have something like you say 2.5 | |
03:07 | times that by three and one quarter . Now to | |
03:11 | multiply this is all of a sudden , a bit | |
03:13 | more difficult , but not much more difficult . It | |
03:15 | just requires one extra step . And what to do | |
03:18 | this . What we have to do is we have | |
03:19 | to actually change our number here into this is a | |
03:22 | mixed number . So it has a mix that's got | |
03:24 | a whole number and part number . So it's called | |
03:27 | a mixed number into an improper fraction . Now these | |
03:30 | are proper fractions , but an improper fraction would be | |
03:32 | one where this number up here . The top number | |
03:35 | is bigger than the bottom number . So I'll show | |
03:38 | you how to do this and its most simple because | |
03:40 | there's they're the easiest way to do this is this | |
03:45 | is to the bottom number stays the same , then | |
03:48 | two times two plus one is five . Now , | |
03:51 | I'm just gonna show you conceptually why this works . | |
03:53 | Well , an idea of what this works . It | |
03:54 | was the draw 2.5 . So this boy 2 1/2 | |
04:00 | . Okay . You might be able to count how | |
04:03 | many have there are ? There's 12345 Okay . There's | |
04:07 | two lots of to this is our two times two | |
04:10 | part , which is this part plus one . Which | |
04:13 | is this ? This is giving us a top number | |
04:15 | . There's 5/2 . Okay , Bottom number , which | |
04:20 | is two . There's a harms . Okay , so | |
04:21 | this is where we end up with five over to | |
04:24 | the easiest way to do this is you keep the | |
04:26 | bottom number the same . So the two stays the | |
04:29 | same and then we go two times 2 because there's | |
04:34 | too lots of these plus one . Okay , so | |
04:39 | it's 1 , 2 , 3 , Okay ? So | |
04:42 | using that same idea , So you get 5/2 of | |
04:45 | them and multiply , that Changes one here . Same | |
04:49 | way three times 4 plus one . So three times | |
04:52 | four is 12 plus one Is 13 . The bottom | |
04:55 | number stays the same . Okay , what does this | |
04:58 | equal five Times 13 to get our top number . | |
05:03 | What do you think the answer to that is ? | |
05:05 | Hopefully get 65 . Okay , and this is going | |
05:09 | to go over . Right . All right . How | |
05:13 | did you go with that particular question ? We can | |
05:16 | change this a little bit further there because what you | |
05:18 | might look at as you might say , well , | |
05:20 | 65 you don't might not like that because this number | |
05:23 | here is bigger than this number here . So we | |
05:24 | can actually change this back into a mixed number . | |
05:26 | And the way we do is as follows this 65/8 | |
05:30 | . Okay this I would probably pronounce it the wrong | |
05:34 | way . This line here , I'm pretty sure it's | |
05:37 | code vin told them but I'm wrong with this . | |
05:41 | I actually think this is this divide . So this | |
05:43 | here It's mid 65 , divided by 65 , divided | |
05:47 | by eight . What did you get what you get | |
05:50 | for that ? So 65 divided by eight . The | |
05:54 | answer to that ? 88 , And there is one | |
05:59 | left over . So this one we put over eight | |
06:03 | so we have 18 where Okay notices bottom number here | |
06:06 | stays the same with the one that remained a part | |
06:09 | of our 65 divided by eight . Okay let's charge | |
06:15 | another example here then I'm gonna give you a whole | |
06:17 | bunch to do by yourself . So what about I | |
06:20 | do this one ? Um What about I do 1.5 | |
06:24 | and I'm gonna time's up by what the times that | |
06:27 | by 2.5 . Okay so first off we're gonna changes | |
06:32 | in to improper fractions these mixed numbers . So one | |
06:37 | times two plus one is 3 , 3/2 times two | |
06:43 | times 2 plus one , two times two is four | |
06:46 | plus one is five . Bottom number . Stages are | |
06:49 | too And then we just multiply Australia across the three | |
06:53 | times five is 15 And two times 2 is four | |
06:57 | . And we can take that to the next step | |
06:59 | because 15 divided by four . We can do it | |
07:01 | 15 divided by four . This goes three times because | |
07:05 | 3412 and I'm sorry that you have an email come | |
07:11 | through and we have three left over . Okay so | |
07:14 | three we're gonna put that over four . Okay so | |
07:21 | I'm gonna give you a couple of examples to go | |
07:22 | with this . Hopefully you did pretty good with that | |
07:28 | . So what I got a couple of examples . | |
07:30 | Okay so let's give you I'm gonna give you three | |
07:33 | examples here and these are they what I'm going to | |
07:37 | start with a nice easy one which is gonna be | |
07:39 | what is to over three times 5/7 . Okay . | |
07:45 | 57 not a commonly used fraction . Look I tend | |
07:48 | to prefer to use the quarters and the haves and | |
07:50 | the third and that sort of deal but let's let's | |
07:52 | get out there . Um So we might do another | |
07:54 | one which I'm going to do which is one and | |
07:56 | a quarter a number of times that by two and | |
07:59 | one third . See here you go with that . | |
08:02 | And then the last one we're gonna do is I'm | |
08:04 | going to get you to do 2.5 and I'm gonna | |
08:07 | get you two times that by three and 3/4 , | |
08:11 | 3 quarters . Okay , let's see how you go | |
08:15 | . So pause the video , give him a guy | |
08:17 | them come back . Okay ? Hopefully pause it . | |
08:22 | Let's see how you go . So I'm going to | |
08:23 | work through them there . So two times 5 is | |
08:26 | 10 , three times 7 is 21 And there's not | |
08:32 | a number that goes into both of those , so | |
08:33 | that's our answer . 10/21 . Okay , this one | |
08:36 | here one . These are mixed numbers are going to | |
08:39 | change those into improper fraction , so one times four | |
08:42 | is four plus one is 5/4 plus two times three | |
08:48 | plus 12 times three is six plus one is seven | |
08:52 | over three . And then I multiply these straight across | |
08:55 | , going plus in there . I don't know why | |
08:57 | I'm placing this is in fact a times . Okay | |
09:01 | , let's make little mistakes every now and then . | |
09:03 | Are we ? As long as we fix them up | |
09:04 | as we go . So five times 7 is 35 | |
09:09 | And this is Times four times 3 which is 12 | |
09:13 | . Okay ? And so 35 this goes in to | |
09:19 | There's 2 12 24 And there is 11 left over | |
09:23 | 11/12 . Okay , How did you go with that | |
09:29 | ? All right , let's do this last one . | |
09:30 | So let's change these mixed numbers into improper fractions . | |
09:33 | Two times two is four plus one is 5/2 . | |
09:37 | And this one here is going to be three times | |
09:39 | four plus 33 times four is 12 plus three Is | |
09:45 | 15/4 . It's time seize across five times 15 . | |
09:51 | The answer to that is . What did you get | |
09:53 | from the answer to this ? Hopefully you're gonna get | |
09:56 | five times 15 , which is 75 and then two | |
10:02 | times 4 is eight , so 75 divided by eight | |
10:08 | equals what ? Okay so I recommend you go 298-72 | |
10:13 | so equals nine that there is 72 2 , there's | |
10:17 | three left over three over I so hopefully that's the | |
10:22 | answer you got . So let me know how you | |
10:24 | went with those . Hopefully you're really , really good | |
10:27 | and we'll see you next time . Okay . Bye | |
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