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    The document discusses arranging dissimilar fractions from least to greatest by first finding the least common denominator to convert fractions to equivalent fractions with the same denominator, then comparing numerators, with larger numerators representing greater values. It provides examples of arranging the weights of items bought by different individuals and finding the lightest, heaviest, or fractions in between given fractions. General rules are outlined for ordering unit fractions and dissimilar fractions.

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    The document discusses arranging dissimilar fractions from least to greatest by first finding the least common denominator to convert fractions to equivalent fractions with the same denominator, then comparing numerators, with larger numerators representing greater values. It provides examples of arranging the weights of items bought by different individuals and finding the lightest, heaviest, or fractions in between given fractions. General rules are outlined for ordering unit fractions and dissimilar fractions.

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    The document discusses arranging dissimilar fractions from least to greatest by first finding the least common denominator to convert fractions to equivalent fractions with the same denominator, then comparing numerators, with larger numerators representing greater values. It provides examples of arranging the weights of items bought by different individuals and finding the lightest, heaviest, or fractions in between given fractions. General rules are outlined for ordering unit fractions and dissimilar fractions.

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    Arranging Dissimilar Fractions

    3
    6
    three-sixths
    2
    4
    two-fourths
    3
    9
    three-ninths
    4
    8
    Four-eighths
    Review
    Tell what kind of
    fraction is given.
    2
    12
    3
    9
    6
    6
    2
    4
    9
    9
    Motivation
    Have you experienced going to the
    market?
    What products do you usually buy in the
    market?
    Flash some strips of paper with names of
    commodities sold in the
    market and hardware.
    Say YES if the item shown can be seen
    in the market and NO if they can be seen
    in the hardware.
    Presentation
    What recipe do you think Kathleen’s
    mother plans to cook?
    Do you also help your mother at home?
    How?
    What household chores do you do to help
    your mother?
    If we are going to arrange the
    ingredients from lightest to heaviest,
    which should come first?
    second? third? fourth? Why?
    Group Activity
    1) Arrange the weight of the items bought
    by Vicky in increasing order.
    2) Arrange the weight of the items bought
    by Letty in decreasing order.
    3) Among the items bought by Beth, which
    item is the heaviest? lightest?
    4) What is the lightest item bought by
    Maria? Which item is the heaviest?
    5) If you arrange the weight of the
    items bought by Anne in increasing
    order, which fraction will be the third
    in the arrangement?
    Generalization
    a. Unit Fractions
    To order/arrange fractions with the same
    numerators but different
    denominators, compare their
    denominators. The greater the
    denominator of the fraction, the lesser the
    fraction.
    b. Dissimilar Fractions

    To order/arrange fractions with the different


    numerators and denominators, we change them
    first to similar fractions by finding
    the LCD of the denominators. Then, rename the
    fractions to its equivalent using the LCD.
    When all fractions are already renamed with the
    same denominators, the numerators can be now
    compared:

     the greater the numerator, the greater the


    value of the fraction.
     the lesser the numerator, the lesser the value
    of the fraction.
    Group Activity
    Application
    Evaluation
    Assignment
    1) If you arrange the fractions in increasing order, which
    fraction will be:
    a) first? ______
    b) last? ______
    2) If you arrange the fractions in decreasing order, which
    fraction will be:
    a) first? ______
    b) third? ______
    3) Arrange the set of fractions in:
    a) ascending order ________________
    b) descending order ________________
    Give any fraction whose value is
    between the given fractions.

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