Express as an improver fraction: 734 - Vidyadip

Question

Express as an improver fraction: $7\frac{3}4$

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Answer

$7\frac{3}4 = \frac{(7×4) + 3}4 = \frac{28 + 3}4 =\frac{31}4 $

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