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denominator
the bottom is known as the 'denominator' and states what number of parts the numerator is being divided into. For example:
1/4
Here, 4 is the denominator and 1 (the numerator).
Hence 1 is being divided into 4 'parts', or .25
That's why a dollar divided into 4 parts equals a quarter, or 25 cents
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