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A fraction represents a number where the numerator is on top and tells us how many pieces are colored in, and the denominator is on the bottom and tells us how many pieces there are in total. The numerator is the number on top of the fraction and represents how many pieces are colored in, while the denominator is on the bottom and represents the total number of pieces.
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