7/4 as a Mixed Number

A mixed fraction is a type of fraction that combines a whole number and a proper fraction into a single value.
Basically, a mixed fraction is divided into two parts:

Number 1: The whole number 

Number 2: the proper fraction part 

A mixed fraction shows a whole number together with a proper fraction as one value. 

7/4 is an improper fraction because its numerator is greater than its denominator. Fractions like this are often converted into mixed numbers for clarity.
7/4, when converted to its mixed number form, is equivalent to 3 1/4 

You can convert 7/4 into a mixed number in two simple steps : 

Step 1: Division 
The numerator is to be divided by the denominator
i.e. 7÷4, 
The quotient comes out to be 3, and the remainder comes out to be 1/4 

Step 2: Write the quotient and remainder adjacent to each other with no mathematical symbol between them, like 3 ¼.

This is how we can convert 7/4 into a mixed number.
The fraction 7/4 can be expressed in decimal form, which equals 1.75
 

• Reciprocal: The inverse of a fraction obtained by swapping the numerator and denominator.

• Remainder: The amount left behind when you divide one number by another that doesn't divide evenly.

• Decimal form: Representation of fractions or numbers in the base 10 decimal notation.

• Multiple: The product of an integer and a number.

• Factor: A number that divides another number without leaving any remainder.