Numerator
The numerator is a term used in fractions
The numerator is a term used in fractions. It refers to the number that is written above the line (or the fraction bar) in a fraction. It represents the number of equal parts (or portions) that we are considering or counting.
For example, let’s consider the fraction 3/5. Here, 3 is the numerator, indicating that we are considering or counting 3 parts out of the total 5 equal parts.
In other words, the numerator represents the quantity or value of the fraction that we are interested in. It is the part of the fraction that is being divided or compared to the whole. The numerator can be any integer, including zero, positive, or negative numbers.
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