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The numerator in this fraction is 30.
The numerator in this fraction is 30.


The other part of the fraction (360) is known as the denominator.
The other part of the fraction (360 in this example) is known as the denominator.





Revision as of 14:38, 27 October 2015

The part of a fraction which is divided by the rest of it.


Example

30 / 360


The numerator in this fraction is 30.

The other part of the fraction (360 in this example) is known as the denominator.


See also