1/B, the amount of one equal part
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unit fraction
infinite decimal expansion without repeat; plotting on a number line would involve
infinite many zoom-ins; never falls exactly on a tick mark
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non-terminating decimals
the largest number that can be made from a finite number of lower places to the right
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the value of the place is always GREATER THAN
A<B
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a fraction A/B is proper if
the fraction with the smaller denominator is the larger fraction
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if numerator is the same
right of the ones digit
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decimal point is placed to the
for any counting number, N, A/B is equivalent to NxA/NxB because each unit fraction
is divided into N times as many parts, but you take N times as many copies
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unit fraction
infinite decimal expansion without repeat; plotting on a number line would involve
infinite many zoom-ins; never falls exactly on a tick mark
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non-terminating decimals
the largest number that can be made from a finite number of lower places to the right
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the value of the place is always GREATER THAN
A<B
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a fraction A/B is proper if
the fraction with the smaller denominator is the larger fraction
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if numerator is the same
right of the ones digit
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decimal point is placed to the
for any counting number, N, A/B is equivalent to NxA/NxB because each unit fraction
is divided into N times as many parts, but you take N times as many copies
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