Pattern in Sequence with Fractions Find Next 3 terms

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Hi, I am an upgrader but I still can not work out this simple fraction series, =1, 3/7,8/3 what's the next three terms? Your Help will be much appreciated.

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Thank you so much, I didn't realise that the fractions could be written as something else so I was so confused before but this helped me

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Hi, does sir perhaps know the rule to (a)?

can you explain to me more clearly in the comments please?

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hi there i have some trouble with this: what if the numerator has the same number like 2 but the denominator only increase by 1. the question in my assignment by the way is
{2,1,2/3,2/4,2/5,...}
my teacher did not explain so i need help please

hi im a parent and im stumped with my 4th grader's math problem. The number pattern is 2,1, 2/3,2/4,2/5,.... to the nth term of fractional sequence, and - 1/4,-1-9/4,-4,-25/4,....i dont understand how? any help will be appreciated. thank you

How to find the terms that is backwardd

How about if it's high numbers? Like 1, 49/4, 1000/27, and 28561/256?

so what is the nth term formula for this sequence?

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How to find the sequence of counting numbers in a fractional sequence ?

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its negative not minus

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Hi, I'm a parent and am stumped with my 5th grader's math problem. The number pattern is : 5/2, 4, 11/2, 7, ?, ?, ?, ? (The answer key says the answer is 3/2, but I don't understand how) any help will be appreciated