Quiz Over Common Denominators

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    Add the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed.      When typing fractions, use the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1/2 = one half. - ProProfs

    Add the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed.      When typing fractions, use the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1/2 = one half.

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This quiz will help you practise adding and subtracting fractions with common denominators. Good luck and enjoy.
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    Subtract the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed                 When typing fractions, use the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1/2 = one half. - ProProfs

    Subtract the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed                 When typing fractions, use the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1/2 = one half.

  • 3. 
    Subtract the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed     When typing fractions, use the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1/2 = one half. - ProProfs

    Subtract the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed     When typing fractions, use the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1/2 = one half.

  • 4. 
    Add the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed     When typing fractions, use the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1/2 = one half. - ProProfs

    Add the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed     When typing fractions, use the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1/2 = one half.

  • 5. 
    Subtract the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed      When typing fractions, use the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1/2 = one half. - ProProfs

    Subtract the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed      When typing fractions, use the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1/2 = one half.

  • 6. 
    Add the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed      When typing fractions, use the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1/2 = one half. - ProProfs

    Add the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed      When typing fractions, use the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1/2 = one half.

  • 7. 
    Add the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed   When typing mixed numerals, first type the whole number and then a SPACE then type your fraction using the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1 1/2 = one and one half. - ProProfs

    Add the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed   When typing mixed numerals, first type the whole number and then a SPACE then type your fraction using the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1 1/2 = one and one half.

  • 8. 
    Subtract the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed     When typing fractions, use the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1/2 = one half. - ProProfs

    Subtract the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed     When typing fractions, use the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1/2 = one half.

    Explanation
    To subtract fractions, we need to have a common denominator. In this case, both fractions already have the same denominator, which is 4. Therefore, we can subtract the numerators directly. 1 minus 0 is 1. So the result is 1/4.

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  • 9. 
    Subtract the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed   When typing fractions, use the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1/2 = one half.   - ProProfs

    Subtract the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed   When typing fractions, use the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1/2 = one half.  

    Explanation
    To subtract fractions, we need to have a common denominator. In this case, the denominators are already the same, so we can simply subtract the numerators. Therefore, 1/2 minus 0 is equal to 1/2.

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  • 10. 
    Add the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed When typing mixed numerals, first type the whole number and then a SPACE then type your fraction using the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1 1/2 = one and one half. - ProProfs

    Add the following fractions: Change Improper Fractions and Simplify where needed When typing mixed numerals, first type the whole number and then a SPACE then type your fraction using the  /  key (it is next to the 'shift' key). Example:  1 1/2 = one and one half.

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