This document provides steps for converting mixed numbers to improper fractions and vice versa. It gives the steps to convert mixed numbers to improper fractions as retaining the denominator, multiplying the whole number by the denominator, and adding that product to the numerator. An example of converting 2 4/3 to an improper fraction is shown. The steps to convert improper fractions to mixed numbers are also outlined as retaining the denominator and dividing the numerator by the denominator. An example of converting 53/9 to a mixed number is provided. Some practice exercises with answers are included for both conversion methods. The document recommends websites to find more math chapters and lessons and closes with a thank you.
This document provides steps for converting mixed numbers to improper fractions and vice versa. It gives the steps to convert mixed numbers to improper fractions as retaining the denominator, multiplying the whole number by the denominator, and adding that product to the numerator. An example of converting 2 4/3 to an improper fraction is shown. The steps to convert improper fractions to mixed numbers are also outlined as retaining the denominator and dividing the numerator by the denominator. An example of converting 53/9 to a mixed number is provided. Some practice exercises with answers are included for both conversion methods. The document recommends websites to find more math chapters and lessons and closes with a thank you.
This document provides steps for converting mixed numbers to improper fractions and vice versa. It gives the steps to convert mixed numbers to improper fractions as retaining the denominator, multiplying the whole number by the denominator, and adding that product to the numerator. An example of converting 2 4/3 to an improper fraction is shown. The steps to convert improper fractions to mixed numbers are also outlined as retaining the denominator and dividing the numerator by the denominator. An example of converting 53/9 to a mixed number is provided. Some practice exercises with answers are included for both conversion methods. The document recommends websites to find more math chapters and lessons and closes with a thank you.
This document provides steps for converting mixed numbers to improper fractions and vice versa. It gives the steps to convert mixed numbers to improper fractions as retaining the denominator, multiplying the whole number by the denominator, and adding that product to the numerator. An example of converting 2 4/3 to an improper fraction is shown. The steps to convert improper fractions to mixed numbers are also outlined as retaining the denominator and dividing the numerator by the denominator. An example of converting 53/9 to a mixed number is provided. Some practice exercises with answers are included for both conversion methods. The document recommends websites to find more math chapters and lessons and closes with a thank you.
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Mathematics Form 1
Chapter 3.8 Improper fractions and
mixed numbers By Kelvin
3.25 Convert the mixed numbers
into improper fractions Step of convert the mixed numbers into improper fractions: 1. Retain the denominator. 2. Product/Multiply the whole number with the denominator. 3. Add/Sum the product of the whole number and the denominator.
3.25 Convert the mixed numbers
into improper fractions Example: 2 4 3 Step 1. Retain the denominator (3). Step 2. Multiply & Step3. Add denominator(3)
(4 x 3) 2 3
whole number is (4)
3.25 Convert the mixed numbers
into improper fractions 14 Solution:3
Now, do you know how to convert the
improper fractions into mixed numbers? Exercise: on the next slide
Exercise 3.25 1. Convert the mixed numbers into improper fractions. A) B) C) D)
5 3 12 7 5 15 4 8 15 4 9 7
E) F) G) H)
4 6 13 8 9 15 8 12 19 7 16 17
3.26 Convert the improper fractions
into mixed numbers Step of convert the improper fractions into mixed numbers: 1. Retain the denominator. 2. Divide the numerator by the 53 denominator. Step 1 : Retain the denominator.(9) 9 Example: Step 2 : Divide Exercise on 53 9 5 reminder 8 numerator next slide 8 numerator Solution : 5
Exercise 3.26 1. Convert the improper fractions into mixed numbers. 35 A) 12 61 B) 10 34 C) 5 41 D) 7
E) F) G) H)
42 13 18 5 21 8 56 7
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