Determining rates with fractions | 7th grade | Khan Academy

Determining rates with fractions

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[jacksonboughter]

Thank you. You explained it in 5 minutes when my teacher said explained it over a period of 3 classes. You're a life saver.

[renuwu]

Kids remember:
Bottles peeerr bathroom
Bottles
Bathroom
Bottles per bathroom!

[dragontamer]

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[kindii]

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[whoismadi]

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[hadeel]

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[coolkidwise]

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[WOLF]

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[chimmyinfireslover]

Okay, I have a freaking test tomorrow on this and since my math teacher sucks at teaching I literally have to watch a whole bunch of youtube videos to figure this stuff out. P.s I'm in 6th grade advanced math so that's why we are learning stupid 7th grade stuff
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[mouyril]

I have been struggling in math for a while now! Thank you so much for the help! My teacher isn't great at explaining thing so this really helped! <3

[danielmaloney]

3/5 x 5/3= 1 bathroom
1/3 x 5/3= 5/9 bottle.
Slightly different but same answer.
Are these steps still considered correct?

[notpeteza]

Thanks I did not understand this and now I will understand more thanks

[Blackness_]

How does this dude explain better than a algebra teacher, .

[unknownz]

I been stuck on how to do this unit rate fractions in my diff 6th grade math class thanks this helped

[Farmdafish]

Thanks for saving me I didn't listen too good since I had a lecture on my concert the next class hour so this was a life saver

[MrOverkll]

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[bellaluvssouthpark]

I was gonna just look up the answers but I’m taking a test on everything we learned this year soooo 😃

[giantasiansticker]

the only reason i’m watching this is because when you do the word problem sometimes bottles wouldn’t be the numerator and bathroom wouldn’t be the denominator