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An improper fraction is a fraction where the numerator is greater than or equal to the denominator. To convert a whole number like 32 into an improper fraction, you can express it as 32/1. This means that there are 32 equal parts in the whole, which is essentially the same as saying 32.

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4mo ago

Oh, dude, an improper fraction for 32 would be something like 64/2. It's improper because the numerator (64) is greater than the denominator (2). So, like, it's totally not following the rules, but who cares, right?

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12y ago

There is no proper equivalent improper fraction.

You could write it as 320/n with any non-zero number in place of n, but that is a complete waste of time.

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