There are two sections to a vulgar fraction, such as 1/2. The first is the top number, the numerator, which "numerates" the parts that go into the whole, and the denominator, which "denominates" or designates the total number of parts.
For example, in the number 1/2 (one half), there are 2 designated, or denominated, parts, in the whole. Therefore, the denominator in 1/2 is 2. Similarly, the denominator in 1/4 (one quarter), is 4.
it tell you that this bottom number should not change.
The denominator is the bottom number of a fraction, and the numerator is the top fraction of a fraction.Every integer is x/1.
The numerator tells you how many of the denominator units you have.
Yes, it does.
The bigger the denominator(lowest) the smaller the fraction
The denominator tells you the total of the pieces in the fraction.
it tell you that this bottom number should not change.
If the denominator is 2 or 5 it terminates. Otherwise it repeats.
The denominator is the bottom number of a fraction, and the numerator is the top fraction of a fraction.Every integer is x/1.
How many parts of the total you have in the fraction.
The numerator tells you how many of the denominator units you have.
Yes, it does.
When the numerator and denominator have a GCF of 1.
The denominator is double the numerator.
It tells you the numberneeded to make one.
it is how many units their are in all, the whole number
If the numerator is a multiple of the denominator.