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Why is an improper fraction greater than one?
That's by the way "improper fraction" is defined. An improper fraction is a number greater than one, written as a single fraction.
What is an improper fraction for 125?
125 is an integer, not a fraction - not even an improper fraction. However, if you must, it can be written as an improper fraction in the following form: 125 0/1.
What is 2.75 as an improper fraction?
2.75 written as an improper fraction in its simplest terms is 11/4.
Can negative 3 be written as a fraction?
No, it can be written as in improper fraction: 3/1
How do you write 1.35 as an improper fraction?
1.35 written as an improper fraction is 135/100 = 27/20
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