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Title: Improper Fractions as Mixed Numbers With Number Line
In this lesson, you will learn how to rewrite an improper fraction as a mixed number. Let's start with the improper fraction seven-thirds.
How many whole units does seven-thirds make? Two.
And how many parts are left over? One.
Write the left over part as a fraction.
Seven-thirds can be rewritten as two and one-third.
Let's look at a few more examples. We start with the improper fraction fourteen-thirds.
How many whole units does fourteen-thirds make? Four.
And two parts are left over.
Write the left over part as a fraction.
Fourteen-thirds can be rewritten as four and two-thirds.
Let's take a look at one final example. We start with the improper fraction three-halves.
How many whole units does three-halves make? One.
And one part is left over. Remember to write the left over part as a fraction.
Three-halves can be rewritten as one and one-half.
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