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Here's how we can visually show why "keep change flip" works:

Howie Hua

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Math N’ More1 year ago

Very informative! Well delivered!

Howie Hua1 year ago

Thank you!

Lucy Storer1 year ago

I’m going to have to watch this video I few times! I feel like I’ve almost understood it but it keeps slipping out of my grasp!

مروان النهدي Marwan Alnahdi1 year ago

Great! I’ve always wondered why we keep flip fractions in divisions. Now is easy!

Howie Hua1 year ago

I'm glad I can help!

Josh Bishop1 year ago

In your opinion, should teachers use “Keep change flip” language?

Howie Hua1 year ago

I personally don't say it in my classroom. I only say it in videos because that's how a lot of people know it.

lin iam1 year ago

You’re content on here is the best 👏👏Thanks for explaining this so clearly. I love maths.

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