5/40, 1/8
A fraction is a part of something. For example: a round, flat pie on a plate is 100% of the whole pie. If the pie is cut into ten slices, each slice is a tenth or 1/10 (one over ten) as a fraction of the whole pie. Therefore, 5 slices is 5/10 (five over ten) which is also half of the whole pie.
A proper fraction, that is, one with no whole number part, for which the denominator of the fraction is an integral power of ten, may be converted to a decimal of the form: decimal point followed by one fewer zeros than the power of ten in the denominator, followed by the numerator of the fraction.
It is ten eights, or one and two eights or one and a quarter or 1.25 as a decimal.
Ten hours is not a fraction of one minute. Ten hours is six hundred minutes. One minute is one six-hundredth of ten hours.
It is an eighth.
5/40, 1/8
quarter
In fraction terms, a whole
Okay 1/3 is one a third of a whole, right? YES! One whole equals one. Not ten. 20/10 would equal 2. So, to answer your question: A fraction is less than one and ten!
A fraction is a part of something. For example: a round, flat pie on a plate is 100% of the whole pie. If the pie is cut into ten slices, each slice is a tenth or 1/10 (one over ten) as a fraction of the whole pie. Therefore, 5 slices is 5/10 (five over ten) which is also half of the whole pie.
A proper fraction, that is, one with no whole number part, for which the denominator of the fraction is an integral power of ten, may be converted to a decimal of the form: decimal point followed by one fewer zeros than the power of ten in the denominator, followed by the numerator of the fraction.
Two over eight equals two and a half over ten.
Ten and One Third is 10.33 so I'm not sure what your question is asking. If you want a fraction, the fraction would be 31/3. If you want to round to a whole number, it would be ten. But other than that, I'm not sure what the question is asking. Hope that helped!
one over ten
Ten over one
I have two digits.I am between 16 and 24.I am one-quarter of a multiple of ten