Adding Fractions Using the Butterfly Method | Math Tricks with JusticeTheTutor #shorts #math #maths

[entermessiah]

That's definitely the common way, not the easiest.

[EinChris]

And now do 3/64 + 1/32 with *exactly* this method.

[jasonzhang]

I was gonna do that but there's another way

Make the bottom and top numbers in common numbers to be divisible

Lastly, you can simplify the fraction at the end if need be.

[ACheateryearsago]

I thought you're gonna pull out a Sigma face at the end

[annanyavijay]

Some people have (sin=p/h)
curly brown hair (cos=b/h)
to present beauty (tan=p/b)
And it's always in my mind... 👀

[suryanshpanda]

Yep thats how i grew up using this technique everywhere lmao

[nehalmanayathara]

I have also been using butterfly method to solve fractions since my childhood.
The butterfly method is the standard, conventional and the most widely and easiest used method to solve the addition of fractions.

[Ie_is_epic]

I think there is an easy way too: just look at 3 and 5 what do you think is their least common multiple? Your right 3×5=15 then as they are equal do the math of 1+4 and done it will be 1/15+4/15=5/15 but still very nice method

[Bob_qu]

I guess it works but for simple fractions making the denominator the same is probably easier

[Not_Cool_]

Only because the LCM was equal to multiplication of both denominators

[selectsnom]

I remember whipping out this formula in 3rd grade and felt so smart

[vasukdevkol]

Asian kids in elementary school: yesterday our teacher had taught this

[dhiryanclass]

You have great skill sir i am also a youtuber and Teacher i learn new from your video Amazing work ❤️

[thazscorpio]

LOL you kids today are so lucky. These ticktok and Youtube math tutors/teachers, are Godsend. When I was coming up, you just had long methods, rushed instruction, and endless frustration.

[ririhtun]

This helps me a lot. Thank you from Myanmar❤

[rushi]

I am using this trick since I was in 4th std 😏😏

[abm]

For most, That's actually the only way

[xXpureXxx]

ur gonna have to simplify next if it’s another equation instead of this

[abrahamlim]

How would you apply that process? Where you can derived right away your answer to its simplest form in some other case.. like for example the denominators are 3 and 6?

[trashmathguy]

as an asian, we use another way.

expand 1/3 and 4/5 to 5/15 and 12/15

then add the top layers, which makes 17/15.

then we convert it into a mixed fraction.

so for asians, its 1 and 2/25