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Art. 65. When a fraction is changed to an equivalent fraction with greater terms, it is reduced to Higher Terms.

Several fractions having the same denominator, are said to have a Common Denominator.

Art. 66. PRINCIPLE.-The multiplication of both terms of a fraction by the same number does not change its value.

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Art. 67. RULES. 1. To reduce a fraction higher terms, Divide the given denominator by the denominator of the fraction, and multiply both terms by the quotient.

2. To reduce fractions to a common denominator, Divide the least common multiple of the denominators by the denominator of each fraction, and multiply both terms by the quotient.

LESSON VI.

Addition of Fractions.

1. A boy gave 1 fourth of a pine-apple to his brother, 1 fourth to his sister, and 1 fourth to a playmate what part of it did he give away? How many fourths are ++?

2. A grocer sold 1 eighth of a cheese to one customer, 2 eighths to another, and 3 eighths to another: what part of it did he sell?

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3. How many sixths in ,, and §? 1, 1, and ?,, and g?

4. A boy gave 1 half of his money for a knife, and 1 third of it for a ball: what part of his money did he spend?

SUGGESTION.

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10. How many twenty-fourths in 4, 3, 4, and ? In,,, and ğ?

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Change the fractions to twentyfourths; add the numerators of the new fractions; and reduce the resulting improper fraction to a mixed number.

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17. Add , 72, and 11.

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18. Add , 3, and 13.

19. Add 1, 3, and 17.

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1. Write the under the fractions and add the 1 with the integers.

25. Add 451, 67, and 62§.

26. Add 37, 18, 331, and 25.

27. Add 301, 663, 84, and 1333. 28. Add 75, 108, 160%, and 207.

Art. 68. RULES.-To add fractions, Reduce the fractions to a common denominator, add the numerators of the new fractions, and under the sum write the common denominator.

2. To add mixed numbers, Add the fractions and the integers separately, and combine the results.

LESSON VII.

Subtraction of Fractions.

1. Albert had 2 thirds of an orange and he gave 1 third to his sister: how many thirds had he left?

How much is less? less?

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2. Charles bought 3 fourths of a pound of raisins, and then gave 1 fourth of a pound to his playmate what part of a pound had he left? How much is less? less ?

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3. A farmer bought of a bushel of flax-seed,

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