Understanding fractions: Equivalent fractions
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- In this lesson, we will learn about equivalent fractions, how to simplify and how to find missing numerators and denominators.
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5 Questions
Q1.
Has this shape been cut into equal parts?
No
Q2.
What does this describe: the number of parts the whole is split into
fraction
numerator
vinculum
Q3.
Can you convert one and three fifths to an improper fraction
five eighths
five thirds
one and five thirds
Q4.
Can you convert seven quarters to a mixed number fraction?
3/4
4/7
four sevenths
Seven and one quarter
Q5.
Which is the biggest fraction (convert all to mixed number fractions)
five eighths
five halves
five quarters
4 Questions
Q1.
What is an improper fraction
Where the numerator is less than the denominator
Where there is a whole and a fraction
Q2.
Which fraction is equivalent to one half
one quarter
one third
three quarters
two thirds
Q3.
What is the missing denominator: two thirds is equivalent to four ____
fifths
fourths
thirds
Q4.
two eighths is equivalent to ___ (tick three)
four eighths
one half