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How is a numerator and denominator the same?

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Answer:

The ~ numerator ~ represents the total number of parts taken into account. Now the ~ denominator ~ represents the total number of equal parts in a fraction!

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User MayuriXx
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When the numerator and denominator is same the answer will be always 1

For example:


\ (3)/(3) }, Here the numerator(3) and denominator(3) is same and equals to 1.

Radical example:


\ (√(4) )/(√(4) ) }, Here the numerator(√4) and denominator(√4) is same and equals to 1.

Algebra example:


(pq^2)/(q^2p) ,Here the numerator(pq²) and denominator(q²p) is same and equals to 1.

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