Fraction Conversion - To Mixed, Just Parts (Level 3)

This math topic focuses on converting improper fractions into mixed numbers, specifically identifying the numerator of the fractional part after the conversion. It progresses through multiple problems where students must determine the correct numerator that remains once an improper fraction is represented as a mixed number. The topic provides practice in fraction decomposition, enhancing students' understanding of fractions and their conversions between different forms. Each problem presents a different improper fraction, asking for the corresponding numerator in the mixed number format.

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Fraction Conversion - To Mixed, Just Parts Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Fraction Conversion - To Mixed, Just Parts (Level 3)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Fractions - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/fractions_intro/

1

Find the numerator of the remaining fraction when this is made into a mixed fraction

a

6

b

5

c

4

d

2

e

3

f

8

2

Find the numerator of the remaining fraction when this is made into a mixed fraction

a

12

b

10

c

11

d

14

e

9

f

8

3

Find the numerator of the remaining fraction when this is made into a mixed fraction

a

2

b

1

c

4

d

5

e

0

f

3

4

Find the numerator of the remaining fraction when this is made into a mixed fraction

a

8

b

4

c

7

d

5

e

6

f

9

5

Find the numerator of the remaining fraction when this is made into a mixed fraction

a

3

b

5

c

0

d

2

e

1

f

4

6

Find the numerator of the remaining fraction when this is made into a mixed fraction

a

11

b

14

c

9

d

10

e

8

f

12

7

Find the numerator of the remaining fraction when this is made into a mixed fraction

a

5

b

11

c

9

d

6

e

10

f

8