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What does the numerator of fraction mean?
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What does nomerator mean?
Mispelling of 'numerator'. Numerator is the top half of a fraction. If you have x/y, then x is the numerator.
What does numerator mean in math?
That's the top number in a fraction.
When the numerator is the same number as the denominator what does this mean about the fraction?
The answer is 1.
Do I start with numerator or denominator when dividing a fraction?
The answer depends on what you mean by "start with".
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