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Part of a whole

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15y ago
Updated: 4/28/2022

The mathematical way of writing down what part a number is of a whole is (parts)/(total parts).

An example of this is slicing a cake in 4 pieces, and giving everyone a piece. Every person got 1 piece out of 4, which is written as 1/4.

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