The document defines key terms related to fractions, including that a fraction represents equal parts of a whole with a numerator and denominator. It explains that the numerator is the top number naming the shaded or unshaded part, while the denominator names the total pieces of the whole. Examples of proper fractions, equivalent fractions, mixed fractions, and how fractions are represented on a number line are also provided.

1. Name – Raghav Goel
Class – VI B
Roll No. – 33
Given To:-
Renu Brahmi

2. What is a fraction?
• A symbol that is used to name equal parts
of a whole.
• A fraction has a NUMERATOR.
– The numerator is the top number and it
names the part that is shaded or
unshaded.
• A fraction has a DENOMINATOR
– The denominator is the bottom number
and it names the total number of pieces
in the whole.

3. Here’s a Hint…
2
4
The number in the NORTH
is the Numerator!
The number that is DOWN is
the Denominator!

4. Part of a whole
3 is yellow
8

5. Position on a number line

6. Proper Fraction
Fractions whose denominator is bigger
than the numerator always. Some
examples are :-
, , , and so on .1
2
2
4
4
8
3
8

7. Fractions that represent the same
value are equivalent fractions.
So , , and are equivalent
fractions.
1
2
2
4
4
8
= =
1
2
2
4
4
8
Equivalent Fraction

8. Mixed Fraction
Fraction having combination of a
whole and a part. Some examples are :-