In I/GCSE Mathematics, fractions plays an important part in the syllabus. Let's figure it out now!

• Fractions can be illustrated by dividing a shape into equal parts, and shading a certain number of these parts.
• The bottom number is the number of equal parts that diagram has been cut into, and the top number is the number of equal parts that has been shaded.

• There are some fractions examples below for I/GCSE Mathematics.

• When writing equivalent fractions, do the same multiplication or division to the top and bottom numbers.
• For example, if you multiply the top by 2, you must also multiply the bottom by 2.
• More detailed examples are given below!!

That's all for the basic fractions.

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