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Consider the improper fraction: `14/9`.

To write a mixed number from an improper fraction, you need to know how many wholes are in the improper fraction.

If you write a whole as `9/9`, how many wholes are in `14/9`?

What fraction are you left with when you remove the whole?  

What is the mixed number that represents `14/9`?  


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