When the numerator and denominator is same the answer will be always 1
For example:
[tex]\ \dfrac{3}{3} }[/tex], Here the numerator(3) and denominator(3) is same and equals to 1.
Radical example:
[tex]\ \dfrac{\sqrt{4} }{\sqrt{4} } }[/tex], Here the numerator(√4) and denominator(√4) is same and equals to 1.
Algebra example:
[tex]\dfrac{pq^2}{q^2p}[/tex] ,Here the numerator(pq²) and denominator(q²p) is same and equals to 1.
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!
Step-by-step explanation:
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