Modeling Fractions Divided by Fractions | Math with Mr. J

Welcome to Modeling Fractions Divided by Fractions with Mr. J! Need help with how to model fractions divided by fractions? You're in the right place!

Whether you're just starting out, or need a quick refresher, this is the video for you if you're looking for help with how to divide a fraction by a fraction using a model. Mr. J will go through modeling fractions divided by fractions examples and explain the steps of dividing fractions by fractions using models.

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[amgadthedino]

I have a math test coming up on this topic, now i fell like im ready to ace it, thanks Mr J

[marlinotalvaro]

This is the most confusing thing in math I have veer seen. My school years were put of the US, I learned math un general in a whole different way, even simple division is different. Once I moved to the States and was able to go to college (12 years after graduating HS) I started with college algebra and most of the stuff i had already seen in 9th grade and above. I was always finishing first and my professor had me show him my work a few times, then he told me he also learned the same way (he was from Ethiopia) but that the "American way" tends to add too many unnecessary steps 😏

[treborthetree]

This just makes everything harder then it has to be

[jennyahmad]

I was legit soo confused, but this halped a lot

[oskar]

wow i actually learned something. Thank you! Mr.J

[EricGrohs]

Could you make a video that gives an example of a fraction quotient that is less than one and not involving whole numbers? For example: 5/7 divided by 13/8. Using the area model.

[cuteteeteesqaud]

what if it was in an word problem it really help me tho .

[larry]

Can you tell us the limitation of such operation? I made up one situation that I can't come up with an answer using your method (4/7) / (3/4). However, I can get the anser using my method: (4/7) x (4/3) = 16/21 which is < 1.

[GetUnwoke]

can you also make a visual explaining how the reciprocal plays into this diagram?

[walthyyungin_]

thank you for ur time I didnt understand a thing I was lowkey watching tiktok but yeah

[eugene]

What hardware do you use to capture your video?

[farinaalam]

MR.J Can you please do a video on comparing 3D shapes and 2D shapes?

[mrplayer]

What about when u have a mix number divide by a fraction. Do u just make it into aj imprper fraction and then do yhe keep flip method thing?

[Josh-kbfw]

It was kinda confusing but I've learn it ty!

[larry]

My second question is what makes a fraction dividing by another fraction meaningful or useful? Is there any application of such operation in practise?

[zayvionfitzgerald-cooperwo]

omg ill go on khanacademy then go to here

[locke]

im sorry but...









W H A T ???

[Faduma]

I’m doing this because of school and I’m in 7th grade not in 5th