Adding Fractions with Renaming as Mixed Numbers
By Mrs. Tallman
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14 Questions
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Adding Fractions with Renaming as Mixed Numbers
Write your answer as a fraction greater than 1.
Write your answer as a fraction greater than 1.
Write your answer to #1 as a mixed number. Make sure to put a space between you whole number and the fraction.
Write your answer to #1 as a mixed number. Make sure to put a space between you whole number and the fraction.
Write the fraction.
Write the fraction.
Write your answer as a fraction greater than 1.
Write your answer as a fraction greater than 1.
Write your answer to #4 as a mixed number. Make sure to put a space between you whole number and the fraction.
Write your answer to #4 as a mixed number. Make sure to put a space between you whole number and the fraction.
Write the fraction.
Write the fraction.
Write the fraction.
Write the fraction.
Write the fraction.
Write the fraction.
Write your answer as a fraction greater than 1.
Write your answer as a fraction greater than 1.
Write your answer to #9 as a mixed number. Make sure to put a space between you whole number and the fraction.
Write your answer to #9 as a mixed number. Make sure to put a space between you whole number and the fraction.
Write your answer as a fraction greater than 1.
Write your answer as a fraction greater than 1.
Write your answer to #11 as a mixed number. Make sure to put a space between you whole number and the fraction.
Write your answer to #11 as a mixed number. Make sure to put a space between you whole number and the fraction.
Write the fraction.
Write the fraction.
Write the fraction.
Write the fraction.