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Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

English in math

Sir,


1.Generally in math, after solving a given problem, we write answer

So, 1/2+1/2=2/2=1


What is "so" functioning here, it is as "adverb" or any thing else.

2.Write the answer of given fractions.


is "given" here works as adjective.


Thanks.
  

Top answer

1. Yes. "so" is an adverb.

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  • 1.
  • Yes.
  • "so" is an adverb.
  • It means "therefore", quite a common word in math.
  • 2.
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1. Yes. "so" is an adverb. It means "therefore", quite a common word in math.

2. Yes. "given fractions" is an adjective "given" and a noun "fractions".

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Hi with everybody!!!
Can you tell me the pronunciation of the fractions,I mean 2/5,8/9, and so on,please?
Thanks!!!
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When the numerator = 1, the denominator is singular:
one-half
one-third
one-quarter OR one-fourth

Note that denominators of 5 or higher are all ordinal numbers:
one-fifth
one-sixth
one-seventh
one-eighth
one-ninth
one-tenth
...and so on

When the numerator is greater than one, the denominator is pluralized by adding -s, with the
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