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The higher to top number related to the bottom number will tell.
Eg 67/80 is closer to 1 then 47/80
If you are to compare two fractions with different denominators (bottom number) then you'll need to convert them to a common demoninator.
Eg 5/8 and 3/4
They would become 5/8 and 6/8 as the 6/8 is the bigger number it is closest to 1.
The higher to top number related to the bottom number will tell.
Eg 67/80 is closer to 1 then 47/80
If you are to compare two fractions with different denominators (bottom number) then you'll need to convert them to a common demoninator.
Eg 5/8 and 3/4
They would become 5/8 and 6/8 as the 6/8 is the bigger number it is closest to 1.
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How much is .165 inches in a fraction?
That is close to 1/6.
How do you know that fraction is close to zero?
The numerator is "much smaller" than the denominator. "Much smaller" is subjective, but then so is "close to" in the question.
What is 0.9 recurring as a fraction?
0.9 recurring as a fraction is equal to 1. I know its crazy. But its true.
How do you use decimals?
Decimals are there to show you a fraction. For example, 1 1/2 is the same as the decimal 1.5. It just shows you how close you are to a whole number in a different way than a fraction.
When the numerator is the same as the denominator what do you know about the fraction?
I know that it's the same thing as ' 1 '.
How do you know if a fraction is a unit fraction?
It has "1" for the numerator.
How much is .165 inches in a fraction?
That is close to 1/6.
When the denominator is 4 times the numeratorthe fraction is close to?
It is: 1/4
How do you know that fraction is close to zero?
The numerator is "much smaller" than the denominator. "Much smaller" is subjective, but then so is "close to" in the question.
Is the fraction 910 close to 1?
9/10 or 0.9 when rounded to the nearest whole number would be 1
What is 0.9 recurring as a fraction?
0.9 recurring as a fraction is equal to 1. I know its crazy. But its true.
What fraction is close to one hole?
1 whole= 1/1 2/2 3/3 4/4 and so on
How do you use decimals?
Decimals are there to show you a fraction. For example, 1 1/2 is the same as the decimal 1.5. It just shows you how close you are to a whole number in a different way than a fraction.
When the numerator is the same as the denominator what do you know about the fraction?
I know that it's the same thing as ' 1 '.
How do we know the fraction is simplify?
When the GCF of the numerator and the denominator is 1.
Can you convert 12MM to inch fraction?
1/2" (it's actually 0.47, but it's close enough)
How do you know if the fraction that is the sum is in simplest?
The fraction will be in its simplest form when the highest common factor of the numerator and denominator is 1
