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How do you call the numbers which come after a decimal point?
fraction
Is 0.259 a fraction or a mixed number?
0.259 is a decimal. Some people would call it a decimal fraction. It is equivalent to a fraction. (259/100) Mixed numbers are greater than one.
What do you call a number that is not a whole number?
That could be a fraction, a decimal, or a mixed number.
What is the fraction of a mile?
A fraction of a mile is any portion of a mile that is less than the whole thing. It can be represented as a fraction, such as 1/2 mile or 3/4 mile. So, if you're feeling lazy and don't want to walk the full mile, just take a fraction of it and call it a day.
What is the fraction for 9.45?
Well, honey, 9.45 as a fraction is 945/100 because you move the decimal two places to the right to get rid of it. So, technically speaking, 9.45 is the same as 945/100. Math doesn't have to be fancy, just move that decimal and call it a day.
What do you call a fraction in its simplest form?
You call the fraction irrefutably prime.
What do you call a fraction that has one of itself?
A unit fraction.
What do you call a fraction that has a numerator of one?
A unit fraction.
What do you call a fraction having both a whole number and a fraction?
compound fraction
What do you call the sum of a whole number and a fraction?
A mixed fraction.
What do you call a fraction bigger than a whole?
improper fraction
What do you call 1 in fraction?
1 in fraction is a whole number.
How do you call the fraction below the line?
It is part of a complex fraction.
When the numerator and denominator is same in a fraction you call it a?
like fraction
What do you call it when a fraction is shrunk?
You can reduce a fraction to its simplest form.
What do you call the vertical bar in a fraction?
There is no vertical bar in a fraction. A fraction is written with either a horizontal bar or a slanted bar, which is technically called a "vinculum", but most people call it a "fraction bar".
What do you call a fraction in which the numerator is less then the denominator?
A proper fraction.
