Types and forms of fractions
Distinguish fraction forms and convert between representations of the same amount.
Meaning
A positive fraction is proper when its numerator is smaller than its denominator, and improper when it is at least as large. A mixed number is a natural number plus a proper fraction.
Example
Practice for this concept
Scope and references
Topics
Proper fractions, improper fractions, mixed numbers, converting improper fractions and mixed numbers
Learning goal
Distinguish fraction forms and convert between representations of the same amount.
Helpful background
Explore the unit set by the denominator and how many parts make one whole.
Fraction forms
These ordinary choice questions provide limited practice in this concept. They do not establish independent solution, full-concept performance, or mastery.