Question

How do you convert a mixed fraction to an improper fraction ?

Answer 1

see the explanation

Explanation:

we know that

A mixed number is equal to sum a integer plus a fraction less than 1. The result is a fraction where the numerator will be always greater than the denominator (This fraction is called an improper fraction)

Example

`a(b)/(c)` ----> a mixed number

a is a integer

b/c < 1

so

`a(b)/(c)=a+(b)/(c)`

Adds the integer plus the fraction

`(ac+b)/(c)` ---> an improper fraction

`(ac+b)/(c) > 1`