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What is the name for the bottom part of a fraction?
The denominator
What are numerators and dinominators?
The numerator is the name given to the top part of a fraction; the denominator is the bottom part of a fraction.
What is the denominator of fraction?
The denominator is the number at the bottom of the fraction,below the numerator.
What is the name for the value on the bottom of a fraction?
In a fraction the denominator is on the bottom and the numerator on the top.
Which part is a denominator?
The bottom number of a fraction.
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