This document discusses improper fractions, mixed numbers, and how to convert between the two. It defines an improper fraction as having a numerator larger than the denominator, and a mixed number as a whole number combined with a proper fraction. It provides examples and step-by-step instructions for converting a mixed number to an improper fraction by multiplying, adding, and writing the result over the denominator, and converting an improper fraction to a mixed number by writing the whole number of times the denominator fits into the numerator and the remainder over the denominator.

1. IMPROPER FRACTIONS AND
MIXED NUMBERS
Presentation by
Kareen
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2. WHAT IS A IMPROPER FRACTION?
Example
An improper fraction is a fraction that has a
numerater bigger than the denomonater like the
example on top.

3. WHAT IS A MIXED NUMBER?
Could be shown as the
example below (blue
lines = 2 1/3
Examples
A mixed number is a whole number with a proper
fraction combined like the example.

4. HOW TO CHANGE A MIXED NUMBER INTO A
IMPROPER FRACTION
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Example: 2
4
1. multiply 2 and 4. (2 4=8 )
2.Add 3 to 8.(3+8=11)
11
3.Write the sum like this
4.Write the denominater on the bottom 11
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5. HOW TO CHANGE A IMPROPER
FRACTION TO A MIXED NUMBER
Example: 13
6
1Write in how many 6’s fit into 13.
1 remainder
2 Write the remainder on top. 1
whole
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3 Add the denominater on the bottom of 1
the Mixed Number 6
denominater