Name: Date:Equivalent Fractions & Mixed Numbers

I CAN: learn to identify, write, and convert between equivalent fractions and mixed numbers.

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These are called equivalent fractions because theyare different expressions for the same nonzero number.

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Create Equivalent Fractions:by multiplying or dividing the numeratorand denominator by the same number.

Directions: Find two fractions equivalent to..,EXAMpLE A:

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Directions: Write the fraction i

Directions: Determine whether or not the fractions are equivalent.(Simplify both fractions to see if they are the same.)

EXAMPLE C:filt"24+b

EXAMPLE E:

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EXAMPLE H:

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Name: Date:Equivalent Fractions & Mixed Numbers

t3Write f as a mixed number.1. Divide the numerator by denominator2. Use remainder to write the fraction.

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1. Mult iply denominator and whole #.2. Add the numerator.

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as a mixed number.

EXAMPLE J:

Write 8f ",

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EXAMPLE L:t

Write 11 3 as an improperfract ion.

EXAMPLE

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