Comparing Fractions – The “Butterfly” Method

Learn what information the “butterfly” shortcut gives when using it to compare fractions and how it relates to using equivalent fractions.

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[RealMathSol]

Hi, just an FYI, this was intended more to show how the "butterfly" method came from creating equivlaent fractions. If you want a more indepth look at comparing fractions using equivlaent fractions, check out the video before this one in the playlist. Thanks and good luck!

[ihaveaname]

Wow, thanks so much for this! I'm a college student trying to "relearn" concepts that should have been taught to me in elementary. It is so satisfying to find videos like yours that help with understanding the concepts behind a solution rather than just memorizing a solution. Also, I think when people are saying that you're too fast, they're referring to how fast you talk. I did have to slow down the playback speed to 0.75, but overall this video was great.

[Helenaperbiz-et]

I was so confused with that but after seeing your video it was a relief cause tomorrow is my exam I searched though Google for like 30 minutes and none of then gave me my answer but you one did so thank you ❤❤❤

[computernoober]

Oh thanks this actually helped alot thank you i owe you some

[JJ-pqpl]

Bro that animated brain making me act up😈😈😏

[Crystal-fezs]

can you go a little slower next time i could not really understand

[dudeperfectbelike]

I didn't understand a word you said you went too fast