Improper fraction Do the improper fractions include, "the fraction whose numerator is greater than or equal its denominator" or "the fraction whose numerator is greater only than the denominator"?

Sluisu4

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2022-10-07

Improper fraction
Do the improper fractions include, "the fraction whose numerator is greater than or equal its denominator" or "the fraction whose numerator is greater only than the denominator"?

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seppegettde

seppegettde

Beginner2022-10-08Added 7 answers

Any fraction that would reduce to an integer and fraction, is an improper fraction. So 8/8 and 9/8 are both improper fractions, while 7/8 is a proper fraction.
mocatgesex

mocatgesex

Beginner2022-10-09Added 2 answers

It should be stated at the beginning of your paper, whether you consider a a as an improper fraction od not. Point it out and continue with the convention you have just set on your work.

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