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Mathematics

Grade5

Easy

Question

If I cut a pizza into 10 equal size pieces, and then I eat 3 of those pieces. Find the numerator and the denominator of the fraction representing the amount I ate?

Numerator = 3 Denominator = 3
Numerator = 3 Denominator = 10
Numerator = 10 Denominator = 3
Numerator = 10 Denominator = 10

hint Hint:

We have to define the fractions numerator and denominator in this question . The denominator represents the total amount present and the numerator represents the amount you ate.

The correct answer is: Numerator = 10
Denominator = 3

Step1: In numerator the amount of pizza you ate will come and in the denominator the total amount of pizza will come
According to given question you ate $3$ slices of pizza which will become numerator and the total number of slices which is equal to $10$ will come in denominator. So, the fraction you ate is as follows: $3 over 10$

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