Write an improper fraction using the following criteria:
2 answers:
Let's take this number:
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28/7</h2>
WHY this number fits the criteria?
- It's an improper fraction since the numerator is higher than the denominator
- It's value IS between 1-5 because 28 divided by 7 = 4, 4 is in middle of 1-4
- The denominator IS 7
How did I find this number?
- I did 7x4 to get the numerator, so that it would be between 1-5
- And I made sure that it's an improper fraction
- And also, I made sure that the denominator is 7
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Hence, 28/7 can be one answer</h2>
(note: there are MANY answers to this question)
21/7
Divide 21(numerator) by 7 (denominator) and you get 3 which is between 1 and 5
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Step-by-step explanation:
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simplify
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