If You Want To Pass the CSET Know How To Convert Fractions

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1. First, divide the numerator (the 5) by the denominator (the 2). This will give you 2, with a remainder of 1. The mixed number can be created by using the 2 as the whole number, the 1 as the numerator and the 2 as the denominator. The answer is 2 1/2

2. First, divide the numerator (the 8 ) by the denominator (the 5). This will give you 1, with a remainder of 3. The mixed number can be created by using the 1 as the whole number, the 3 as the numerator and the 5 as the denominator. The answer is 1 3/5

3. First, divide the numerator (the 17) by the denominator (the 11). This will give you 1, with a remainder of 6. The mixed number can be created by using the 1 as the whole number, the 6 as the numerator and the 11 as the denominator. The answer is 1 6/11

4. First, divide the numerator (the 14) by the denominator (the 3). This will give you 4, with a remainder of 2. The mixed number can be created by using the 4 as the whole number, the 2 as the numerator and the 3 as the denominator. The answer is 4 2/3

5. Multiply the 8 (the denominator), and the 3 (the whole number). To this product, add the 1 (the numerator)
giving 25, to form the new numerator, and use the 8 as the new denominator. The answer is 25/8

6. Multiply the 7 (the denominator), and the 12 (the whole number). To this product, add the 3 (the numerator) giving 87, to form the new numerator, and use the 7 as the new denominator. The answer is 87/7

7. Multiply the 3 (the denominator), and the 4 (the whole number). To this product, add the 2 (the numerator) giving 14, to form the new numerator, and use the 3 as the new denominator. The answer is 14/3

8. 75%, 9. 18.75%, 10. 40%, 11. 37.5%, 12. 0.72, 13. 0.3, 14. 0.125, 15. 0.1875

Screenshot of Fractions Quiz From ACE the CSET Multiple Subjects Study Guide

Teacher: “Who can tell me what 7 times 6 is?”
Student: “It’s 42!”
Teacher: “Very good! – And who can tell me what 6 times 7 is?”
Same student: “It’s 24!”

By Mark Buckingway

http://www.ACEtheCSET.com

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