How to turn negative into mixed numbers into improper fractions

1 answer:

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U turn negative numbers from mixed numbers to improper fractions the same way u do with positive...u just temporarily disregard the negative sign.

Example :
- 2 2/3.....temporarily disregard the negative sign......take ur whole number (2) and multiply it by ur denominator (3) giving u 6, then add that to ur numerator (2) giving u 8....then put that number over the original denominator (3) giving u 8/3...and then put back ur negative sign...-8/3

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