Resources For Teachers For Tutors For Students & Parents Pricing
Year 7 Maths Fractions

Subtracting Mixed Numerals

ACCOUNT REQUIRED

Unlock all 20 questions & worked solutions

You're viewing a free preview. Create an account to access the complete question set, step-by-step solutions, and progress tracking.

All Questions

Access the full question set for every topic.

Worked Solutions

Step-by-step explanations for every answer.

Track Progress

Mark questions right or wrong and monitor your growth.

It's Free

No credit card required - sign up in under a minute.

Question 1
200419

The diagram shows \(3\dfrac{4}{5}\). Each bar is one whole. The crossed-out parts show \(1\dfrac{1}{5}\) being taken away. What is \(3\dfrac{4}{5} - 1\dfrac{1}{5}\)?

Fraction bars showing 3 and 4 fifths with 1 and 1 fifth crossed outThree fully shaded bars and a bar with 4 of 5 parts shaded. The whole first bar and the fourth shaded fifth of the last bar are crossed out. 4 5 3
\(2\dfrac{3}{5}\)

📚 Want More Questions?

There are 19 more questions available. Create your free account to access the complete question set with detailed solutions.