Practice30Create account

A student claims: 'A unit fraction with a denominator greater than 1 is always a proper fraction.'
Which single example best supports this claim?

Class 6Types of FractionsFractions
  • A supports it
  • B supports it
  • C supports it
  • D supports it

Step-by-Step Solution

For a denominator greater than 1, a unit fraction like has 1 < 4, so it is proper. This supports the claim has denominator 1, and are not unit proper fractions.)
Answer: B) supports it

Master this chapter in 30 minutes a day.

Don't just memorise the answer — build a daily practice habit.

Practice 5 Similar Questions Free →

All Types of Fractions practice questions

More Class 6 Types of Fractions practice

Using the numerators 4, 5, 6 with the fixed denominator 5, three fractions are formed:…A teacher asks the class to find every fraction of the form n/9 (with n a whole number…Which pair shows unlike fractions (different denominators)?Which of these is NOT a proper fraction?Which fraction is improper but NOT equal to a whole number?