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Proper Fraction

Proper Fraction Improper Fraction Like Fractions Unlike Fractions Decimal Fraction
Mixed Fraction Equivalent Fractions

A Fraction in which numerator is less then denominator is known as Proper Fraction.



A Proper Fraction is written in the form of p/q; where p < q (symbol "<" denotes "is less than"). e.g.

A B C D
2
3
5
11
10
45
26
124


Let's study some examples of Proper Fractions

Example 1 = Find Proper Fraction from the list of given fractions:

A B C D E F G
1
3
4
2
5
3
22
42
234
123
7
8
124
500


Answer = From the given list of fraction, pick the fractions whose numerator is smaller than denominator. So, Proper Fractions are

A D F G
1
3
22
42
7
8
124
500





Example 2 = Find Proper Fraction from the list of given fractions:

A B C D E F G
5
6
66
77
220
123
20
30
45
50
845
2
45
856


Answer = From the given list of fraction, pick the fractions whose numerator is smaller than denominator. So, Proper Fractions are

A B D E G
5
6
66
77
20
30
45
50
45
856





Example 3 = Find Proper Fraction from the list of given fractions:

A B C D E F G
32
2
45
54
2
100
14
11
25
5
6
66
100
22


Answer= From the given list of fraction, pick the fractions whose numerator is smaller than denominator. So, Proper Fractions are

B C F
45
54
2
100
6
66





Example 4 = Find Proper Fraction from the list of given fractions:

A B C D E F G
78
110
92
40
876
1234
543
11
32
760
3
763
76
4


Answer = From the given list of fraction, pick the fractions whose numerator is smaller than denominator. So, Proper Fractions are

A C E F
78
110
876
1234
32
760
3
763





Example 5 = Find Proper Fraction from the list of given fractions:

A B C D E F G H
24
789
90
5
5
90
567
92
789
987
2
9
10
66
5
4


Answer = From the given list of fraction, pick the fractions whose numerator is smaller than denominator. So, Proper Fractions are

A C E F G
24
789
5
90
789
987
2
9
10
66




Study More Solved Questions / Examples

  • Fill in the blank and give three example of the said fraction.
    In a proper fraction, numerator is _________ denominator.
  • Explain with examples "Proper Fraction".
  • In a proper fraction, numerator is greater than the denominator. Mark the above statement as TRUE or FALSE.
    If FALSE, write the correct statement and explain with examples.
  • Fill up the blank in following example
    In a fraction, if numerator is less than the denominator, the fraction is known as ___________.
    And explain the said fraction with two examples.
  • Fill the box using < or > sign

    3     5


    Can you make proper fraction using the above numbers
  • Suppose you have a fraction and just by looking at it, can you find whether the fraction is less than or greater than one?
    And if it the fraction is less than one, can you name what kind of fraction is it?
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