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In this lesson, we will learn how to write mixed numbers as equivalent improper fractions by using either multiplication and addition or models.
Q1:
Sameh is feet tall. Express his height as an improper fraction.
Q2:
A mixed number has two parts. The first part is a whole number, what is the second part?
Q3:
Convert the mixed number 1 0 4 7 to an improper fraction.
Q4:
Rania can ride her bicycle miles before she starts feeling tired. Express this distance as an improper fraction.
Q5:
Express seven and five-eighths as an improper fraction.
Q6:
Which of the following improper fractions is not equivalent to any of the mixed numbers in the table?
Q7:
Saleh works out daily for hours. Write the number of hours as an improper fraction.
Q8:
The diameter of a standard pool ball is 2 1 4 inches. Write this diameter as an improper fraction.
Q9:
City A is 7 5 8 miles away from City B. Write the distance as an improper fraction.
Q10:
Write 7 3 8 as a fraction.
Q11:
A rat sleeps an average of 1 2 3 5 hours per day. Write 1 2 3 5 as an improper fraction.
Q12:
Any improper fraction is than 1.
Q13:
The width of a box is 1 0 1 6 inches. Write 1 0 1 6 as an improper fraction.
Q14:
Any positive improper fraction is than any positive proper fraction.
Q15:
Fill in the blanks: 1 2 7 8 = 1 2 + 7 8 = 9 6 ⋯ + 7 8 = ⋯ 8 .
Q16:
Q17:
Every improper fraction is .
Q18:
Ramy measured a fish and found it to be inches long. Write the length as an improper fraction.
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