Improper Fractions
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Objective
I can convert mixed numbers to improper fractions using multiplication and addition.
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Convert the mixed number 3⅖ to an improper fraction.
If a recipe calls for 2⅗ cups of flour, how many total fifths of a cup is that in improper fraction form?
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Exit ticket
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“Convert the mixed number 4⅗ to an improper fraction. Show all steps in your calculation. A baker has 3⅘ loaves of bread. Convert this mixed number to an improper fraction and show all steps in your calculation. ”
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