1. A number that represents a part of the whole is called a  equivalent fractionsfractionimproper fractionslike fractionsmixed fractionproper fractionssimplest formunlike fractions..

2. All fractions that are less than 1 are called  equivalent fractionsfractionimproper fractionslike fractionsmixed fractionproper fractionssimplest formunlike fractions.

3. All fractions where the numerator is bigger than the denominator i.e., its value is greater than 1 are called  equivalent fractionsfractionimproper fractionslike fractionsmixed fractionproper fractionssimplest formunlike fractions.

4. A combination of a whole and a part is called  equivalent fractionsfractionimproper fractionslike fractionsmixed fractionproper fractionssimplest formunlike fractions.

5. When fractions are reduced to the same equivalent form, they those fractions are called  equivalent fractionsfractionimproper fractionslike fractionsmixed fractionproper fractionssimplest formunlike fractions.

6. If the numerator and the denominator of a fraction have no common factors except 1, then it is said to be in  equivalent fractionsfractionimproper fractionslike fractionsmixed fractionproper fractionssimplest formunlike fractions.

7. Fractions with the same denominators are called  equivalent fractionsfractionimproper fractionslike fractionsmixed fractionproper fractionssimplest formunlike fractions.

8. Fractions with different denominators are called  equivalent fractionsfractionimproper fractionslike fractionsmixed fractionproper fractionssimplest formunlike fractions.