A common fraction shows what part of a whole you take.
The symbol ba is read “a over b” or “a b-ths”:
- b — denominator: into how many equal parts the whole was split;
- a — numerator: how many of those parts you take.
For example, 83: the whole was split into 8 equal parts and 3 parts are taken.
If the numerator is 1, it is a single part: 51, 91, and so on.
Denominator — number of equal parts of the whole
Numerator — how many parts are taken
ba: first split, then choose parts
b1 — one b-th
Read the fraction from the picture
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