Understanding Mixed Numbers: Equivalents, Simplest Form, and Comparisons

Jan 07, 2026

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Join Ms. Vaughn in this interactive lesson on mixed numbers, focusing on finding equivalents, simplifying to the simplest form, and comparing different values. This session dives into concepts like identifying mixed numbers, proper fractions, and relationships (greater than or less than) between them. Through engaging questions and examples, learners will enhance their mathematical understanding and ability to manipulate and compare mixed numbers and fractions. Aimed at strengthening foundational math skills for students.

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Understanding Mixed Numbers: Equivalents, Simplest Form, and Comparisons

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Mixed Numbers Equivalent Simplest Form Comparing 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500
Row 1, Col 1 What is 2 ? 1 = x 3 6
1,2 What is 1/6? 5 30
1,3 What is >? 1 1 2 4
1,4 What 4 1/4? 17 4
2,1 What is 25? 2 10 5 x =
2,2 What is 1/25? 4 100
2,3 What is >? 3 5 4 8
2,4 What 1 7/10? 17 10
3,1 What is 2? X 14 7 49 =
3,2 What is 3/8? 6 16
3,3 What is <? 1 1 12 8
3,4 What is 3 1/8? 25 8
4,1 What is 2? 8 x 24 6 =
4,2 What is 3/4? 12 16
4,3 What is =? 3 4 6 8
4,4 What is 23/5 ? 3 5 4
5,1 What is 12? 5 1 60 x =
5,2 What is 1/8? 4 32
5,3 What is >? 4 4 7 9
5,4 What is 11/8? 3 8 1