context: How to multiply fractions
Write out the problem.
The two fractions should be written down so that their numerators are aligned with their denominators.
Ex : 2/4 * 2/4
Multiply the numerators of the two fractions.

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- Ex : 2/4 * 3/4 + 1 = 44 Divide the two fractions. The simple addition of the numerator and denominator gives the fraction 34.
- There should be a sum of the denominators of both fractions equal to 2. A formula to start is : 1/(1/1=1/2), (2/1=1 , 2/1=2).
- The numerators of the two fractions should follow the same sequence of denominators. Divide the numerators of both fractions by the denominators of both fractions.
- Since the numerators are both 2, you can multiply 2 * 2 to get 4. Multiply the denominators of the two fractions.
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next sentence for the context: Since the numerators are both 2, you can multiply 2 * 2 to get 4. Multiply the denominators of the two fractions.

context: How to give a teenager's bedroom a vintage makeover
Clean up the room.
Designate which furniture and items are no longer wanted. You could sell these in a yard sale or donate them for someone else to enjoy.

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- You can also choose a specific theme based on what your teenager belongs to. Don't leave something on your bed or bookshelf that isn't theirs.
- On the other hand, a closet can hold used/original items such as jewelry and electronics and you could now donate these stuff. Pick appropriate colors, patterns, and materials for the room.
- Remove modern things that are no longer functional, wanted or in good condition. While you will still need some modern things, such as your music player or a docking station, you can change enough things in the room for it to look vintage.
- Potpourri is effective as a dust absorber but can be removed by first paying to have the dust removed. It can be purchased online as a rag or box.
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next sentence for the context: Remove modern things that are no longer functional, wanted or in good condition. While you will still need some modern things, such as your music player or a docking station, you can change enough things in the room for it to look vintage.

context: How to build a reptile cage
Consider the behavior of your reptile.
Think about the type of reptile you have. Does your reptile need water? What type of light does your reptile need? Is your reptile young? How large is the reptile expected to grow? Will the cage be kept inside or outside?
The cage should resemble the reptile's natural habitat as much as possible.

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- For example, an outdoor reptile may be kept inside a reptile pen or a reptile housing field. A terrestrial reptile will have a larger cage than an outdoor reptile.
- Many reptile cages are made up of silver or orange paint to represent the reptile's natural habitats. They should also be painted with resin to resemble its natural habitat and running water.
- For instance, a reptile that enjoys deep water may love basking in the outdoors or caves. Prepare the room where your reptile will sleep.
- For example, a chameleon would need a tube cage. Turtles, frogs, and some snakes will need water in the tank.
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next sentence for the context: For example, a chameleon would need a tube cage. Turtles, frogs, and some snakes will need water in the tank.

context: Outside by a river a group of people wearing life jackets and holding paddles stand. they

OPTIONS:
- row together, racing the current downstream.
- wave to the camera as they paddle.
- paddle toward to the center of a raft wearing life vests.
- move their canoes into the water and they begin to paddle in the water.
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next sentence for the context:
move their canoes into the water and they begin to paddle in the water.