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A number that represents part of a whole?
It is a fraction.
What is a fraction what does it represent?
A simple fraction represents a part of the whole.
A numerical expression that represents part of a whole?
A fraction
What is a part of a fraction tha represents how many parts a whole is divided into?
If the fraction is simplified then there is no number in the fraction which does so.
What does a fraction represent in the real world?
It usually represents a part of a whole.
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