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What is a mixed number?
What is a mixed number?
- A number that consists of only a fraction
- A number that consists of a whole number followed by a fraction (correct)
- A number that cannot be multiplied
- A number that is part of a whole number
Why must mixed numbers be converted into improper fractions before multiplication?
Why must mixed numbers be converted into improper fractions before multiplication?
- Because improper fractions are smaller
- To make them easier to add
- To allow for division operations
- To ensure the numerator is greater than the denominator (correct)
What defines an improper fraction?
What defines an improper fraction?
- It cannot be multiplied
- The numerator is smaller than the denominator
- It only consists of a whole number
- The denominator is smaller than the numerator (correct)
In a fraction, what does the top number represent?
In a fraction, what does the top number represent?
How is an improper fraction obtained from a mixed number?
How is an improper fraction obtained from a mixed number?
What is the correct way to turn a mixed number into an improper fraction?
What is the correct way to turn a mixed number into an improper fraction?
When multiplying fractions, what should be done with the numerators and denominators?
When multiplying fractions, what should be done with the numerators and denominators?
After multiplying two fractions, what should be done to simplify the product?
After multiplying two fractions, what should be done to simplify the product?
What is the correct method to multiply a mixed number by a whole number?
What is the correct method to multiply a mixed number by a whole number?
What is the final step when multiplying two mixed numbers together?
What is the final step when multiplying two mixed numbers together?