Difference between revisions of "Improper fraction"

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An improper fraction is any fraction in which the numerator is greater than the denominator.

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	An '''improper fraction''' is any fraction in which the [[numerator]] is greater than the [[denominator]].		An '''improper fraction''' is any fraction in which the [[numerator]] is greater than the [[denominator]].

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