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                                                                               3
            So, the quantity of apples used is in a mixed fraction that is 1      kg and can be converted into an
                                                                               4                     1     2

            improper fraction, and the quantities of maida, sugar and baking powder that are   kg,   kg and
                                                                                                           3
                                                                                                     2
             1
             2   tablespoon, respectively are proper fractions.
            We can convert a mixed fraction into an improper fraction as:
                               ( Wholepart× Denominator+ Numerator
                                                              )
            Mixed fraction =                                                  = Improper fraction
                                               Denominator
                             3 (  47) +    3   28 3     31
                                    ×
                                                  +
            For example,  4    =             =        =
                             7        7          7      7
            Also, we can convert an improper fraction into a mixed fraction, by dividing the numerator of the
            fraction with its denominator to get the quotient and the remainder. The quotient becomes the
            whole part and the remainder becomes the numerator of desired mixed fraction with the same
            denominator as given in the improper fraction.
                                              Remainder
            i.e., Mixed fraction = Quotient     Divisor                                                         5
                                                                                                               17
            For example,    17                                                                               3 –15
                            3                                                                                   2
            \ Quotient = 5 and remainder = 2
                                                      2
            Thus, the required mixed fraction =  5
                                                      3
            Example 1: Express the following mixed fractions as improper fractions or improper fractions
            as mixed fractions.
                             2                       12                    25                        2
                       (a)  4                   (b)                    (c)                    (d)  14
                             3                       5                      3                        9
                             2    432         12 2     14
                                    ×+
                                                 +
            Solution: (a)  4  =             =        =
                             3        3         3      3                  2
                            12     2
                        (b)     = 2                                   5  12     i.e., Quotient = 2 and Remainder = 2
                             5     5                                   –10
                                                                          2
                            25     1                                       8
                        (c)     = 8                                       25   i.e., Quotient = 8 and Remainder = 1
                             3     3                                   3 –24
                               2   14 92        126 2     128              1
                                      ×+
                                                    +
                       (d)  14  =             =         =
                               9        9          9        9
                    Knowledge Desk

                  In sulba-sutra fractions were written in the same way as we do now, the numerator above the denominator,
                  but without the line between them. Both the numerator and the denominator were expressed in the decimal
                  place value system. When several fractions occured in the same problem, they were separated from each
                  other by a vertical and a horizontal line. When a mixed number has to be written the integer was given
                                                         2
                                        3
                  above the fraction. So, 2  was written as  3 .
                                        5
                                                         5


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