2 years ago

Why is the numerator the only number that changes when using fractions

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It will always depend on the problem. If the denominator isn't the same as the first fraction, then their will be a different number. But if its the same, than the numerator is the only part that will change because it adds on unto it. :)

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Why is the numerator the only number that changes when using fractions​

Why is the numerator the only number that changes when using fractions