equivalent fractions
The two fractions are both equivalent to each other.
1 Fractions are parts of whole numbers or integers2 Fractions have numerators placed above denominators3 Fractions have a solidus line that separates numerator from the denominator4 Fractions can be common as for example 3/45 Fractions can be improper or 'top heavy' as for example 22/76 Fractions can form part of a mixed number as for example 3 and 1/77 Fractions can be converted into percentages: 3/4 = 75%8 Fractions can be converted into decimals: 1/2 = 0.59 Fractions can be equivalent: 5/8 = 10/1610 Fractions need a common denominator when added or subtracted11 Fractions can easily be multiplied and divided12 Fractions are rational numbers13 Fractions can never ever be irrational numbers14 Fractions are turned into decimals by dividing numerator by denominator15 Fractions can be turned into improper fractions from mixed numbers16 Fractions are used in algebra and trigonometry17 Fractions are used when converting Centigrade to Fahrenheit18 Fractions are best eliminated before solving equations19 Fractions can be the solutions of quadratic equations20 Fractions can be changed into scientific notation: 1/5000 = 2.0*10-421 Fractions are in their lowest terms when their HCF is one22 Fractions were once used by the ancient Romans to a limited extent as for example the numeral of S represents 1/2QED
The other part is 1/12
There are three types of fractions that are used in mathematics. The three types of fractions are, mixed fractions, proper fractions, and improper fractions.
equivalent fractions
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There is no difference in value between "equal" fractions: the difference is zero.
If two fractions are equal then the difference between them is zero (0).
Equivalent fractions represents the same portion of a whole and are the same fraction.
The two fractions are both equivalent to each other.
The set is represented by Q. They form the set of rational numbers and the Q comes from quotient.
A fraction is a number that represents part of a whole. It consists of a numerator (the top number) that represents how many parts are being considered, and a denominator (the bottom number) that represents the total number of parts in the whole.
1 Fractions are parts of whole numbers or integers2 Fractions have numerators placed above denominators3 Fractions have a solidus line that separates numerator from the denominator4 Fractions can be common as for example 3/45 Fractions can be improper or 'top heavy' as for example 22/76 Fractions can form part of a mixed number as for example 3 and 1/77 Fractions can be converted into percentages: 3/4 = 75%8 Fractions can be converted into decimals: 1/2 = 0.59 Fractions can be equivalent: 5/8 = 10/1610 Fractions need a common denominator when added or subtracted11 Fractions can easily be multiplied and divided12 Fractions are rational numbers13 Fractions can never ever be irrational numbers14 Fractions are turned into decimals by dividing numerator by denominator15 Fractions can be turned into improper fractions from mixed numbers16 Fractions are used in algebra and trigonometry17 Fractions are used when converting Centigrade to Fahrenheit18 Fractions are best eliminated before solving equations19 Fractions can be the solutions of quadratic equations20 Fractions can be changed into scientific notation: 1/5000 = 2.0*10-421 Fractions are in their lowest terms when their HCF is one22 Fractions were once used by the ancient Romans to a limited extent as for example the numeral of S represents 1/2QED
The GCF refers to integers, not fractions.
The other part is 1/12
Yes, 34 is a bigger number than 13. It represents more than 13, but in fractions, 13 is a bigger number. 1/13 is bigger than 1/34. So here is the answer: In positive numbers, yes. In fractions, no. In negative numbers, no.