Showing posts with label four4s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label four4s. Show all posts

Friday, October 30, 2009

Four 4's



These two equations are the same even though one is using a fraction while the other is using a division sign , but they do both mean the same thing.

You can write divide like 4/4 or 4÷4 they equal the same thing just written in a different way.


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Thursday, October 29, 2009

The four 4's


Both equations may seem different but they are actually the same. The reason they look different is because one is written horizontally and the other is written in fraction form. The fraction bar means the same as the division symbol, that's why these two equations mean the same thing.

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Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Four 4`s

I know this is super duper late...SORRY !! But at least im trying to do it :)



^^Their the same.

- Their both the same because their both division, they just put different signs that practically mean the same thing.

- In mathematical "Terms" "/" usually means division.So that means ,÷ and / , mean the exact same thing although they look completely different.So to put it in an easier way, they both mean "(4 ÷ 4) +( 4 ÷ 4) = 2".


AGAIN ! sorry its late !


sorry.LOL

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Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Kim's "The 4 Fours" Scribe


This picture show the same equations,
they are exactly the same. the symbols
are the only ones that made them look
different. Both of the symbols means dividing.


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Four 4's Assignment


They both look like very different equations, but they are both the same. The first one is a fraction, and the second one has division symbols. But they both are using four 4's and they both equal 2. The first one has a fraction symbol, that looks like this - and it has a four on top and below it, the bottom number is called the denominator. The top number is called the numerator. If both numbers are the same , that must mean that the fraction equals to a whole. 1 whole plus 1 whole = 2 wholes. The second one has division signs. 4 is being divided by 4. Whenever a number is being divided by itself it could only equal 1, and 1 + 1
would give you the answer of two.
By the way, sorry I always do mine late. I always forget its for homework.

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Monday, October 5, 2009

Hannah's "The four 4's "


These two equations mean the same thing
although they look different because the fraction bar
means division.

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Richard "The Four4s" Scribepost



They are different because the first question was a fraction that when you divide gives you whole number while the second question was in a simple division where we incorporate the rule of BEDMAS.

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jerick873

These two equations are the same even though one is using a fraction while the other is using a division sign , but they do both mean the same thing.

You can write divide like 4/4 or 4÷4 they equal the same thing just written in a different way.

ThankYou! for reading this.

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Amiel Scribe post four4s

This is the write Equation cause if you divide 4 to 4 is equal 1 and make another one of that then you have the answer.





Same:they have the same equation and they both use the same operations



Differences:they don not equaled by two because if you write this 4 ÷ 4 + 4 ÷ 4= 1.25 so that
equation is wrong and this equation is write because if you put brackets around the four like this
(4÷4)+(4÷4)=2 this equation is write and not same sign.













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Allen's "The Four 4's" Assignment



The fraction and division are the same. The - between the fractions still means the division symbol. 4/4 = 4÷4 both answer is 1.

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Raquel's scribepost for October 5, 2009


These division questions are the same because, when you put 4÷4 it will still be the same as 4/4 it won't change what it equals to.
Exp: 4
÷4=1 OR 4/4=1.

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Razel's Four 4's


They both mean the same, there is one using a fraction while the other one is using a division sign.

Example: 4÷4=1 and 4/4=1

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Caitlin's Scribepost for October 5, 2009


These two are the same the division sign means to divide and then its the same thing with the fraction line .
The first way , shows the question division in a fraction form , like 4 divided by 4 equals 1 whole . but if you see it drawn it is not like the regular division sign (the one you see in the picture above) .
The second way is kinda simple (but not sure if I am right) because it is used for most divisional questions like the one above(in the pictures).

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Alex's, "The four 4's" Assignment

The first one shows division because the - on a fraction represents a piece of so four pieces out of 4 is 1 whole.
The second is pretty simple because you usually use it for a division question, in other words it speaks for it's self.

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Christine's Four 4s Assignment


Both of these mean the same thing but they look different because the first one looks like a fraction And the second one has a division symbol. You can write divide as 4/4 or 4÷4 which means the same thing so you're going to get the same answer.
You get it??







(sorry if my answer is small or doesnt make sense)

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Eric.P's



The fractions and the division are both the same because fractions means something out of a whole. Both the fractions are 1 whole because 4 over 4 equals 1 whole and 1+1=2. The division question are also the same because dividing means taking something and putting it into equal groups. Putting 4 wholes into 4 equal parts would be 1 which means its like 1+1=2 too.

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Kaitlin.L's blog post for octorber 5, 2009


Both of these math examples are division signs because when you 4÷4 is the same as writing 4/4 but in a different way/different signs so they are the same.
Example: 4÷4=1 and 4/4=1

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Darnell's, "The four 4's" Assignment.

October 5,2009.
I think the fractioned fours are just like the division fours. They both divide and equal two. I believe the line that seperates the fours in the fraction divide the bottom number by the top number. And the division one, tells for itself.





Thank you, Mr.H for the picture.

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Camille's blog post for October 5, 2009


They are both division signs because 4/4 is another way of showing 4 ÷ 4 but in a shorter form. Example : if you had a long question like 4 ÷ 4 + 4 ÷ 4 = 2, it would be long, so we make it into a smaller term.

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Michael's Four 4s Post


I can't really explain but I think that 4⁄4 and 4÷4 is the same because they are just the same way of saying 4 divided by 4 but they have different signs.


example 4/4 = 1 and 4÷4 =1

Sorry about my post being short and thanks for the picture jarret.

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