What statements are true about improper fractions **Improper Fractions: Understanding the Basics**This educational segment presents a question regarding the properties of improper fractions. It prompts learners to choose which statements about improper fractions are true. The options provided are:- The denominator is greater than the numerator- The numerator is greater than the denominator- The numerator and denominator are the same- They can be converted to mixed numbers**Key Points:**1. **Understanding Denominator and Numerator:** - In an improper fraction, the numerator (top number) is always greater than or equal to the denominator (bottom number).2. **Conversion Possibility:** - Improper fractions can be converted into mixed numbers, where a whole number is combined with a proper fraction.This exercise serves as a tool for assessing students' comprehension of fraction basics, particularly the structure and conversion of improper fractions.

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sher:Straghn Class:Period 3 -Liberal Arts TGAQ Student Delbrun, Esther Which statements are true about improper fractions? OThe denominator is greater than the numerator O The numerator is greater than the denominator OThe numerator and denominator are the same OThey can be converted to mixed numbers

sher:Straghn Class:Period 3 -Liberal Arts TGAQ Student Delbrun, Esther Which statements are true about improper fractions? OThe denominator is greater than the numerator O The numerator is greater than the denominator OThe numerator and denominator are the same OThey can be converted to mixed numbers

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