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| Sketches in (hopefully) order: | ||||
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| 15950 | 168-01 | SHOW OPEN | 0:46 | BUMPER |
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| 13680 | 168-02 | MATHEMATICS R US: FRACTION REDUCER | 3:54 | STUDIO |
| Smilin' Al offers his customers a Fraction Reducer, a machine that automatically reduces fractions. Customers also receive a math scale to ensure that the original and reduced fraction balance. | ||||
| 15650 | 168-03 | MATHMAN: EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS (1/3) | 1:24 | ANIMATION |
| Mathman plays a video game in which he must eat only fractions equivalent to 1/3. | ||||
| 14580 | 168-04 | SLOPPY KITCHEN COMMERCIAL | 2:45 | STUDIO |
| Sloppy Poppy demonstrates the Handy Dandy Cake Press, a kitchen device that rearranges pieces of cake. The tool also illustrates that 3/15 is equivalent to 1/5. | ||||
| 17301 | 168-05 | VO: HAS GONE BY | 0:05 | BUMPER |
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| 13952 | 168-06 | STICK SQUARES - 2 | 0:42 | STUDIO |
| Alison Smith demonstrates toothpick square tricks to the viewing audience. | ||||
| 13250 | 168-07 | ACTION AT THE FRACTION BAR | 2:24 | SONG |
| The music video takes place at the futuristic Fraction Bar and uses vocabulary words associated with fractions. It also mentions the relation between fractions, decimals, and percents. | ||||
| 16813 | 168-08 | BUT WHO'S ADDING: 4 | 4:11 | GAME SHOW |
| Two contestants attempt to cover three numbers in a row by selecting addends of those numbers from the Addend board and calling out the resultant sum. | ||||
| 17180 | 168-09 | EB: OVERLAPPING SQUARES | 0:32 | ANIMATION |
| This short animation demonstrates the different sized squares found in a 4 x 4 array of square blocks. | ||||
| 14720 | 168-10 | CABOT & MARSHMALLOW: WHAT DAY IS IT? | 1:35 | STUDIO |
| Marshmallow has a Days Of The Week candy bar. It is divided into 7 pieces, each corresponding to a different day of the week. He can tell what day it is by how many sevenths of the bar remain. | ||||
| 11043 | 168-11 | MATHNET:PROBLEM OF THE TROJAN HAMBURG-3 | 9:01 | MATHNET |
| Continuing to recover the Diamond, the Mathnetters calculate how much a carat weighs. They discover a piece of balloon canvas on the scene and discuss how far a helium ballon could travel. | ||||
| Sketch Count: | 11 | |||
| Episode Length(may exclude credits): | 27:19 | |||
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