Sometimes questions ask for fractions, reduced fraction, or mixed number answers. Enter fractions as 2/4 2 for. The preview will show you how the computer is interpreting what you typed. 4 Enter 4 12 However, you should assume the question always wants a reduced fraction as the answer. So in the 2/4 example, you should enter 1/2. Some questions will consider habit of always reducing your fractions to lowest terms. 2 the same as 4 1 but you should get in the 2' 3 15 Enter in reduced form: Only enter a mixed number if prompted to do so. You will enter your mixed number answer like "5 1/3" for 1 5. Notice the "space" that exists between the "5" and the "1/3" and is needed when typing in your answer. Improper fractions will not be accepted. Also, be sure to reduce the fractional portion of the mixed number to lowest terms. 8 Enter 4+ as a mixed number: 15 If the fraction contains more complex terms in the numerator or denominator, you will need to use parentheses to create the correct notation for that fraction. For example, the fraction need to type in (x+3y)/(2(z-x)) x + 3y 2(z x) you will