8 1/2 is an example of an improper fraction. true or false?

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It is false!!! 8 1/2 is a mixed number!! when they have a whole number in front of it such as 8, or etc. and also. fraction... it's. mixed fraction! an improper fraction is like 57/4!! a big number over a smaller number!

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