it is called the power
mixed number
It is called an improper or vulgar fraction. Or, for obvious reasons, a top-heavy fraction.
The greatest common factor.
the confederate flag.
A blue triangle.The cold front symbol is a line with triangles on one sidea line with triangels on top
you divide the top number into the bottom and thats how you get the answer
It is the Atomic Number.
The MOLAR RATIO or Coefficient. Do NOT confuse with numbers AFTER the chemical symbols. e.g. 2NaOH + H2SO4 = Na2SO4 + 2H2O The Molar Ratios (Coefficients) are in order from left to right ' 2:1 :: 1:2 '. In Na2SO4 the numbers '2' refers to TWO sodium atoms And '4' refers to FOUR oxygen atoms. In '2H2O'. The left hand '2' refers to TWO molar ratios. The '2' to the right of 'H' (Hydrogen) refers to each molecule having two (2) hydrogen atoms. NB When no number is shown, read it as '1'(one). This applies to molar ratios and to atom numbers in a molecule. e.g. NaOH ; No numbers, so there is only ONE of each atom. Similarly, H2O means only ONE(1) atom of oxygen, in the molecule.
The top number is called the numerator.
The top number in a fraction is called the "numerator". The bottom number is called the "denominator"
The top number in an improper fraction is called the numerator. The bottom number is called the denominator.
An Ankh - the symbol for life
It is the denominator and the top number is the numerator
i guess thats the logo
put a line on top of the number for example a line on top of second number its easy
What an interesting question! How about you tell us first what the bottom loop is called? I always thought the whole symbol "&" was an ampersand. Now you have me thinking that the name for the top loop could be ampers, with the bottom left incognito. After all, it does say ampers and . . .
That is an asterisk.