VI CBSE Fractions

“What does a fraction represent?”

• • A whole number

• • Part of a whole

• • A decimal

• • An exponent

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The ____ may be a single object or a group of objects

• • Whole

• • Part of a whole

• • decimal

• • Fraction

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• • Whole numbers

• • Natural numbers

• • Decimals

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• • 1

• • 0

• • a

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• numerator

• • denominator

• whole number

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• numerator

• • denominator

• whole number

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A fraction is said to be in the _______ if it's numerator and denominator have no common factor except one.

• equivalent form

• improper form

• simplest form

To find an ________ of a given fraction, you may multiply or divide both the numerator and denominator by the same number.

• equivalent fraction

• improper fraction

• simplest form

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The fractions having same denominators are called ____ fractions

• equivalent

• unlike

• like

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A fraction in which numerator is less than the denominator is called _____ fraction

• improper

• like

• proper

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