Q1. Which of these is an improper fraction?
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Q2. Which fraction is equivalent to
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Q3. Convertto an improper fraction.
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Q4. Which fraction is greatest?
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Q5. Which pair shows like fractions?
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Q6. Reduce 42/56 to lowest terms.
Q7. Convert the mixed fraction 4 2/7 to an improper fraction.
Q8. Convert the improper fraction 19/5 to a mixed fraction.
Q9. Find 3/4 of 28
Q10. Add 1 1/2 + 2 2/3.
Q11. On Monday, Meera read 1/4 of a book. On Tuesday, she read 2/3 of the remaining pages. If 72 pages are still left, find the total number of pages in the book.
Q12. Evaluate: (4/5 of 30) ÷ (3/2) + (7/8 − 1/4)
Q13. A ribbon is 3 1/2 m long. Priya uses 2/5 of it to make bows. From the remaining, she gives 3/4 m to her friend. How much ribbon is left?
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