Lesson Topics Discussion Quiz: Class Homework |
Steps-4 |
Title: Convert improper mixed fraction |
Grade 4+ Lesson s1-l5 |
Explanation: Hello Students, time to practice and review the steps for the problem. |
Quiz: Discussion Step
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Problem |
Convert improper fraction to mixed fraction \$(17)/6\$. |
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2 |
Step |
In this case, the improper fraction is |
\$(17)/6 \$ |
3 |
Step |
To convert an improper fraction to a mixed fraction, divide the numerator by the denominator. |
\$ 17 \div 6 = 5 \$ |
4 |
Step |
The whole number quotient is 2, so that’s the whole part of the mixed fraction. |
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5 |
Step |
The remainder, which is 5, becomes the new numerator. |
5 |
6 |
Step |
Keep the original denominator (6) for the fractional part. |
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7 |
Solution |
So, the mixed fraction representation of \$(17)/6\$ is \$ 2 5/6\$. |
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8 |
Sumup |
Please summarize steps |
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Choices |
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9 |
Choice-A |
This is incorrect. The whole number 5 suggests an improper fraction larger than \$(30)/6\$ = 5, but \$(17)/6\$ is less than 5 |
Wrong \$5 5/6\$ |
10 |
Choice-B |
As calculated above, this is the correct conversion of \$(17)/6\$ into a mixed fraction |
Correct \$2 5/6\$ |
11 |
Choice-C |
This is incorrect. The whole number 3 suggests an improper fraction larger than \$(17)/6\$, and \$4/6\$ (or \$2/3\$) is not the correct fraction part here |
Wrong \$3 4/6\$ |
12 |
Choice-D |
This option is not applicable since Option B is correct |
Wrong None of these |
13 |
Step |
Option |
B |
14 |
Sumup |
Please summarize choices |
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