Improper Fractions 4 🔒

Ten improper fractions, sixths and sevenths this time, are all waiting to become mixed numbers. You'll convert prompts like 13/6 and 8/7, deciding how many whole groups fit inside and then writing down the remainder as a fraction.

Sevenths make for a nice challenge because seven doesn't divide evenly into many numbers, so most of these answers will hang on to a fraction part. That makes the set good practice for staying careful with your remainders instead of rushing straight to a whole number. Recommended level: beginner to intermediate.

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Question 1

\(\dfrac{15}{6}\)

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\(\dfrac{9}{7}\)

🔒 Answer question 2 to unlock

\(\dfrac{12}{6}\)

🔒 Answer question 3 to unlock

\(\dfrac{8}{7}\)

🔒 Answer question 4 to unlock

\(\dfrac{17}{6}\)

🔒 Answer question 5 to unlock

\(\dfrac{14}{6}\)

🔒 Answer question 6 to unlock

\(\dfrac{13}{6}\)

🔒 Answer question 7 to unlock

\(\dfrac{16}{6}\)

🔒 Answer question 8 to unlock

\(\dfrac{11}{7}\)

🔒 Answer question 9 to unlock

\(\dfrac{10}{7}\)

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