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An improper fraction is one in which the magnitude of the numerator (number on top) is greater than the magnitude of the denominator (number on bottom)

I used the word magnitude so you wouldn't be confused by negative numbers, example:

-3

-- would be improper, since 3 is greater than 2.

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