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What does a denominator tell you about a fraction?
The denominator tells you the total of the pieces in the fraction.
How the numerator and denominator of a fraction are related?
The denominator is how many pieces are in a whole, or one, while the numerator is the number of pieces you have of the whole.
What part of fraction tells the total number of pieces or parts?
The denominator.
How does dividing a solid into smaller pieces affect surface area?
It increases it.
What part of a fraction that represents the amount of pieces the make up a whole?
I am pretty sure its the numerator, but it could be the denominator.
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