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In this section you will learn how to convert improper to mixed fractions.
To Convert improper -> mixed fraction, use the following steps.
Step 1 : Consider any improper fraction.
Step 2 : Divide the numerator by denominator actually to get quotient and remainder.
Step 3 : Write the mixed fraction as QuotientRemainder/Denominator.
Example :
Convert 43/4 into mixed fraction :
First, do the long division to find the whole-number part (being the quotient) and the remainder:
In the above example Quotient = 10, remainder = 3 and denominator = 4
so, mixed fraction can be written as
QuotientRemainder/Denominator
= 10 3/4.
Some examples :
1) Convert 35/3 to mixed fraction.
2) Convert 125 / 4 to mixed fraction.
We have,
Therefore, Quotient= 31, Remainder = 1 and Denominator = 4
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