Expressions that show the equal parts of a whole and can be written as a/b are called fractions. While showing fractions, a fraction line is drawn in the middle, the numerator above the line and the denominator below it. The denominator shows how many equal parts a whole is divided into, and the or shows how many of these parts have been taken or scanned. Whole: Objects that are not divided, fragmented, or removed are whole. For example, a whole apple is known as a whole. Likewise, a whole watermelon should be handled as a whole. That is, if we