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    The document discusses fractions including: 1) Fractions are represented as a/b where a is the numerator and b is the denominator. 2) Equivalent fractions have the same value even if the numerator and denominator are different, which can be obtained through multiplication or division. 3) Fractions of quantities can be calculated by taking the fraction of the total value. Mixed numbers represent numbers greater than 1 as a whole number and fraction.

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    Fraction

    STP Mathematics 7

    Do you still remember what fraction is


    about?

    Fractions are numbers of the formof


    Numerator
    Denominator

    whereaandbare whole numbers andbis not


    zero.

    What is this fraction?

    Answer:
    3/4

    Quick Question

    1) A cake is divided into 12 equal parts.


    John eatsof the cake and Kate eats
    anotherof the cake. What is the
    fraction of cake left?
    2) Ali eatsof the sweets in a packet.
    Tariq eats anotherof the sweets.
    a) What fraction of the sweets has
    been eaten?
    b) What fraction of the sweets is left?

    Equivalent Fraction

    The same proportion of the shape is


    shaded in total, so they are actually
    the SAME

    Equivalent Fraction

    Multiply both numerator and denominator


    Divide both by using factorization

    Get the answers in the box by


    multiplication

    Get the answers in the box by division

    If we keep dividing both parts of the


    fraction by the same number until
    there are no more numbers which we
    can divide by, the number is said to be
    in the simplest form

    Write down the fractions below in the


    simplest form

    Indicate whether theyre true or false

    Fraction of Quantities
    Find the fraction of a value
    Eg.

    1) In a test there are 30 marks. Nasir gets


    3/5 of the marks. How many marks does
    he get?
    2) In a school of the pupils are girls. There
    are 382 pupils in th school. How many
    girls are there in the school?
    3) In a school 3/10 of the pupils have pets.
    There are 510 pupils in the school.
    1) How many of them have pets?
    2) How many of them do not have pets?

    Mixed Numbers & Improper


    Fractions
    In every fraction, the numerator is
    always less than the denominator.
    Fractions are always less than 1. For
    the numbers greater than 1, they are
    called improper fractions/mixed
    numbers.
    Eg. 5/4 , 7/2
    Both of them can be written as 1
    and 3

    The final answers are called mixed numbers


    - Combination of whole number and fraction

    Mixed numbers can be converted


    back to improper fractions

    Convert improper fractions into mixed


    numbers

    Convert mixed numbers into improper


    fractions

    Thank you!

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