I am not quite sure what you mean with "whole fraction". If you have whole numbers, or mixed numbers, you subtract the whole part and the fractional part separately.
For example: 3 3/7 minus 1 1/7 = ???
For the whole number, subtract 3 - 1 = 2.
For the fractional part, subtract 3/7 - 1/7 = 2/7.
If the fractional part in the first number is less than the one in the second part, subtract one to the whole part, and add the equivalent fraction (equivalent to 1) to the fractional part. Here is another example:
10 1/5 minus 2 3/5 = ???
From the first fraction, subtract one to the whole part, and add 5/5 (which is equal to one) to the fractional part, so you get:
9 6/5 minus 2 3/5 = ???
Now you can continue with the subtraction as mentioned above. The result in this example is 7 3/5.
In all the examples above, I chose a common denominator; if the demoninators are not the same, converting to a common denominator is just the same as when you want to add fractions, for example.
Change the whole number into an improper fraction with the same denominator as the fraction and then subtract accordingly
You convert the mixed numeral into an improper fraction. Now subtract the improper fraction from the whole number by putting the whole number over 1.
Turn the proper fraction into an improper fraction.
No.
In the same way that you would answer a fraction subtract another fraction. The result could be either positive or negative, just as is the case with negative whole numbers.
Change the whole number into an improper fraction with the same denominator as the fraction and then subtract accordingly
You convert the mixed numeral into an improper fraction. Now subtract the improper fraction from the whole number by putting the whole number over 1.
Turn the proper fraction into an improper fraction.
No.
A mixed number has a whole number and a fraction. A fraction is a number that is less than whole and that has a denominator underneath a numerator. To add or subtract mixed numbers, add or subtract the fractions, then add or subtract the whole numbers. If the fraction portion of a mixed number, such as 2 5/6, is more than the fraction portion of the mixed number you're trying to subtract from, such as 3 1/6, you must borrow from the whole number of the mixed number you're trying to subtract from to make its fraction bigger... Please comment on my answers I do not have a Facebook account...
In the same way that you would answer a fraction subtract another fraction. The result could be either positive or negative, just as is the case with negative whole numbers.
The recommended method in schools is to write the whole number as a rational fraction with denominator 1, and then proceed as you would for subtracting one fraction from another fraction.
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It will be either a mixed fraction or a proper fraction, positive or negative.
turn the whole number into an inproper fraction by doing this: multiply it by the denominator of the fraction.that answer is your numerator make the fractions denominator the whole number's denominator.then subtract just the numerators.you should have an improper fraction as your final answer, so turn that into a mixed number.
Express the mixed fraction as an improper fraction and then proceed as you would with ordinary fractions. If the answer is an improper fraction, then remember to convert to a mixed fraction.
It means how many times you can subtract the whole number from the fraction before you reach zero. Assuming you've not got a mixed fraction, the whole number will only be able to be subtracted a fractional number of times.