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How many sevenths make a whole?
7 sevenths make a whole
What is the part of a fraction that tells the number of equal parts of a whole?
The denominator. For example: 1/7 is one seventh which means there are 7 parts in 1 whole. In this case you'd have to add 6/7 to it to make 1 whole.
How many ellevenths make a whole?
11. Eleven elevenths make one (or a whole).
What would you get if you add 10 tenths together?
One whole.
How many ounces make one whole?
The question needs more detail. One whole what?
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