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Q1.

Express the mixed fraction $5\dfrac{3}{7}$ as an improper fraction:


(A)
$\dfrac{35}{7}$
(B)
$\dfrac{22}{7}$
(C)
$\dfrac{38}{7}$
(D)
$\dfrac{15}{7}$
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Q2.

Consider the mathematical concept of 'Proper, Improper and Mixed Fractions' in the chapter 'Fractions'. Which property holds true?


(A)
Standard algebraic/arithmetic axioms and identity theorems apply rigorously to Proper, Improper and Mixed Fractions
(B)
Equations cannot be verified by substitution
(C)
Commutative property never holds for addition
(D)
Negative numbers have no real meaning in algebra
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