Converting Mixed Number To Improper Fraction Calculator

Converting Mixed Number To Improper Fraction Procedure

Let's investigate how to convert a Mixed Number To Improper Fraction. A Mixed Number has two parts: an Integer number and a Fraction of a number. For example: 3¹/₄. Below are the rules that define a correct mixed number.

• As stated, a mixed number must have an integer portion and a fraction portion.
  
• The integer portion of a mixed number can not be zero.
• The numerator of the fraction portion of the mixed number can not be zero.
• The denominator of the fraction portion of the mixed number can not be zero. Division by zero is undefined!
  
• The denominator of a fraction must be greater than numerator. In other word, it must be a Proper Fraction.
  

So how do we convert a Mixed Number to an Improper Fraction? Follow these simple steps:

• Step 1:

  Multiply the integer number by the fraction's denominator.
  

• Step 2:

  Take the product of the multiplication in Step 1, and add the fraction's numerator to it.
  

• Step 3:

  The result of Step 2 is the numerator of the improper fraction and the fraction denominator is used for the improper fraction's denominator.
  

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Please Read! These are instructions to input mixed number into the calculator: if you want to enter a whole number and a fraction (a mixed number) there must be a space between the integer and the fraction - for example type "13 1/2".