Mixed & Improper Fractions Practice
Question 1
Convert the following mixed fraction to improper fraction:
Answer
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A.
5
/
7
B.
21
/
7
C.
23
/
7
D.
19
/
7
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Step by Step Solution
Step 1
First, we multiply the denominator,
7
with the whole number,
3
.
Step 2
The multiplication 7 x 3 gives
21
.
Step 3
Note that, after the multiplication, we can removethe whole number, 3. The denominator 7 remains the same.
Next, we
add 21 with 2
. This gives
23
where it becomes the numerator for the improper fraction.
Step 4
Finally, we have the improper fraction as:
Clearly, the answer is C.
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