This lesson introduces the concept of absolute value as the distance of the number from zero.
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- Khan, Salman
This lesson introduces the concept of absolute value as the distance of the number from zero.
This lesson shows the importance of lining up the decimals when adding decimals.
This lesson uses a number line to demonstrate adding fractions with different signs.
This lesson shows how easy it is to add fractions with similar denominators.
This lesson reviews how to create fractions with like denominators so that they can be added.
This lesson presents strategies for adding mixed numbers with like denominators.
This lesson presents word problems that require adding mixed numbers.
This lesson shows how to add mixed numbers that have different denominators.[Developmental Math playlist: Lesson 72 of 196]
This lesson solves a word problem that involves weight in different units. Also discussed is the importance of knowing that a ton is 2000 pounds for reference.
This lesson reviews the Associative Law of Addition.
This lesson reviews the Associative Law of Multiplication.
This lesson reviews how to change an improper fraction to a mixed number.
This lesson reviews the Commutative Law of Addition.
This lesson reviews the Commutative Law of Multiplication.
This lesson introduces the Celsius and Farenheit scales for measuring temperature. The freezing and boiling point of water on each scale is introduced.
This lesson shows the usefulness of a number line for comparing decimals.
Using common factors, this lesson shows how to compare fractions to determine if they are equivalent.
This lesson compares fractions with same and different denominators and uses the <, >, and = signs to write equivalency statements.
This lesson shows how conversion between metric units is based on units of 10.
This lesson shows how to convert farenheit temperature to celsius, and celsius to farenheit