Infinitely many.
Take any set, S, of fractions. Add these fractions together. The answer, A. A will be rational. If it is an integer, add 1/2 as a new member to S and increase A by 1/2. Then calculate 24-A, which will be a fraction.
If you add 24-A as yet another member to S, then the [new] S will be a set of fractions that sum to 24. Since the starting point for S is arbitrary, there are infinitely many solutions.
Chat with our AI personalities
There are infinitely many different ways to make groups of fractions that sum to 1.
you can make 40 cents withiut using pennies 7 ways
21 ways
infinitive
29