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What do you call to the parts of a whole or percent of a number?
It is a fraction of a number
What do you call the line that separates the parts of a fraction?
It is the solidus line that separates the numerator from the denominator in a fraction
What are two parts of a fraction?
Numerator and denominator.
What shows the parts of a whole in two words?
A fraction.
What are the two parts of a mixed number?
The integer part and the fraction part.
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