Title. The easiest way to solve a fraction equation is to first get rid of the fraction !!! Multiply each term by the common denominator!! This will cancel.

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The easiest way to solve a fraction equation is to first get rid of the fraction !!! Multiply each term by the common denominator!! This will cancel the denominator, leaving just numerators!! h has a denominator of one, so just multiply 14 times h. Ex. 1

First, multiply each term by the common denominator!! This will cancel the denominator, leaving just numerators!! m has a denominator of one, so just multiply 8 times m. Ex. 2

Even though the problem looks different, follow the same steps. First, multiply each term by the common denominator!! -2 and 8 have a denominator of one, so just multiply (-2)(9) and (8)(9). Ex. 3

First, multiply each term by the common denominator!! -2 and 4 have a denominator of one, so just multiply (-2)(5) and (4)(5). Ex. 4

The problem looks different again but still follow the same steps. First, multiply each term by the common denominator!! What is it? NOW, divide 3 into 12. This will cancel the 3. This will give you 4. Now multiply 4(-2). Ex. 5

First, multiply each term by the common denominator!! What is it? 3 will go into 12, 4 times. (4)(-1) = 2 will go into 12, 6 times. (6)(1) = Ex. 6

Separate the double fraction then use same steps as before!! The x – 8 becomes x + -8 when we separate the fractions. Now multiply by LCD. Fix your signs back. Now solve for “x” Ex. 7

Separate the double fraction AND fix your double sign. Ex. 8

Ex. 9 With this type of problem you will FIRST distribute, THEN separate. Get rid of the LCD. What is it? 5(11) = 55

Ex. 10 USE THESE STEPS First Distribute Separate Multiply by LCD Solve

Ex. 11 USE THESE STEPS Separate Multiply by LCD Solve What happened to the variables? The variables cancelled each other out. The statement left says 1 = 20. IS THAT TRUE OR FALSE? If the statement had been TRUE, the answer would have been ALL REAL NUMBERS