Mixed / Improper Fractions

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SSAT Upper Level Quantitative (Math) › Mixed / Improper Fractions

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Express $3\frac{4}{7}$ as an improper fraction.

Write $7\frac{8}{9}$ as an improper fraction.

Rewrite $8\frac{16}{20}$ as an improper fraction in lowest terms. If we assign to the numerator of this fraction, which of the following will be a true statement?

Rewrite $5\frac{9}{12}$ as an improper fraction in lowest terms, and call the sum of its numerator and its denominator. Which of the following is a true statement?

Rewrite $7\frac{3}{8}$ as an improper fraction in lowest terms. What will the sum of its numerator and its denominator be?

Rewrite $8\frac{16}{20}$ as an improper fraction in lowest terms. If we assign to the numerator of this fraction, which of the following will be a true statement?

Rewrite $5\frac{9}{12}$ as an improper fraction in lowest terms, and call the sum of its numerator and its denominator. Which of the following is a true statement?

Write $10\frac{4}{7}$ as an improper fraction.

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