1 Fractions are part of an entity or an integer
2 Fractions have upper numerators
3 Fractions have lower denominators
4 Fractions have a solidus line separating the numerator and denominator
5 Fractions can be equivalent such as 1/2 = 2/4
6 Fractions can be proper such as 0.25 = 1/4
7 Fractions can be improper such as 1.25 = 5/4
8 Fractions need a lowest common denominator to be added or subtracted
9 Fractions need an highest common factor to simplify them
10 Fractions are all rational numbers
11 Fractions can be converted into percentages because 3/4 = 75%
12 Fractions can be multiplied because 1/4*3/5*1/3 = 3/60 => 1/20
13 Fractions can be divided because 1/2 divided by 1/2 = 2/2 => 1
14 Fractions were used by the Romans to a limited extent
15 Fractions raised to the power of 0 always equals 1
16 Fractions form a part of mixed numbers as for example 5/4 = 1 and a 1/4
QED by David Gambell
to make them as simple as possible
15/100
1,3,5,15
2 equivalent fractions of 13/15 = 26/30, 39/45
2 equivalent fractions for 15 and 23 = 30/46, 45/69
See related question: 'What are 15 or more facts about fractions'
Yes their is an interesting fact about fractions that is you have to know how to do them
it has a numerator
to make them as simple as possible
15/100
1,3,5,15
Yes. But I need this answer too. I just dont know which fractions they are.
2 equivalent fractions of 13/15 = 26/30, 39/45
2 equivalent fractions for 15 and 23 = 30/46, 45/69
two equivalent fractions for 15/20 = 3/4, 30/40
You're only supposed to ask one question at at time but here we go:- 1 Fractions are parts of whole numbers or integers 2 Fractions less than 1 are common fractions 3 Fractions greater than 1 are improper fractions 4 Fractions have denominators which are underneath their numerators 5 Fractions are separated by a solidus line such as n/d 6 Fractions that are improper can be changed into mixed numbers 7 Fractions can be changed into decimals 8 Fractions can be converted into percentages 9 Fractions are rational numbers 10 Fractions can not be derived from irrational numbers 11 Fractions need a LCD when adding or subtracting them 12 Fractions can be easily multiplied and divided 13 Fractions can be equivalent such as 2/3 = 4/6 14 Fractions can be simplified by finding their HCF 15 Fractions use prime numbers to find the LCM of different denominators 16 Fractions were once used by the ancient Romans to a limited extent
Yes, the fractions 15/28 and 45/84 are equivalent, as 45/84 reduces to 15/28.