Question

A fraction with a numerator that is greater than or equal to the denominator is 1 written in blank

Answer 1

It conveys a whole number. A fraction with a numerator that is equal to the denominator 1 -
`(1)/(1)`, it clearly conveys the integer
`1`. And, greater than that, like
`(7)/(1), (5)/(1), (10)/(1)`, all are whole numbers. When a fraction has a denominator of
`1`, it conveys the numerator as a whole number. Denominator 1 means that that there is one piece - that's whole! If there are seven pieces of wholes
`((7)/(1))`, it means there are seven wholes - an integer, which is
`7`.

So, the formulas can be laid as -
`(x=1)/(1)=1`
And,
`(x\ \textgreater \ 1)/(1)=x`