context: How to do percentages on a calculator
Review the general meaning of fractions.
A fraction is a comparison between two numbers, usually representing the size of a part of something to the size of the whole thing. The classic example is a pie that is cut into eight, for example, equal portions.
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next sentence for the context: The top of the fraction, called the numerator, represents the number of pieces you select. The bottom of the fraction, called the denominator, represents the total number of pieces in the pie-in this case , 8.

context: How to know if airline miles are worth buying
Check how many points you need.
You might have some miles already saved but fall short of what you need to buy a ticket. For example, you might need 15 , 000 points to get a ticket.
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next sentence for the context: You have 10 , 000 points already, so you're 5 , 000 short. Should you buy the 5 , 000 points? To find out, you'll want to identify how much your current miles saved will be worth.

context: Another biker is shown seated on a bike, making a gesture with both arms. scenes of various bikers failing stunt jumps
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context: How to keep your dog under control outside
Teach your dog the " quiet " command.
If your dog tends to bark at people or other animals when they are outside, you may want to teach them the " quiet " command. This command can encourage your dog to stop barking and calm down.
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You can teach your dog the " quiet " command by saying " quiet " in a normal tone and making eye contact with your dog. Hold a treat in your hand when you do it and only give your dog the treat once they stop barking.