IN: What happens next?

How to do percentages on a calculator
Review the general meaning of fractions.
A fraction is a comparison between two numbers, usually representing the size of a part of something to the size of the whole thing. The classic example is a pie that is cut into eight, for example, equal portions.

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- The fraction has the root of the whole thing, and it's part of the equation to measure the whole thing. Be accurate to account for the fraction as it is.
- The fraction consists of eight or more parts, rather than a large portion. Many graph makers choose to subtract how many parts of a fraction are required, rather than subtracting them all at once.
- The top of the fraction, called the numerator, represents the number of pieces you select. The bottom of the fraction, called the denominator, represents the total number of pieces in the pie-in this case , 8.
- Fractions are expressed using an " x " shape, typically ending with a dotted circle. A fraction follows the principle that " fractions " are stacked on top of each other when based on the denominator in the fraction.

OUT: The top of the fraction, called the numerator, represents the number of pieces you select. The bottom of the fraction, called the denominator, represents the total number of pieces in the pie-in this case , 8.

IN: What happens next?

A person is sitting on a dirt bike outdoors. the person

OPTIONS:
- then gets up and becomes visible.
- races and jumps the dirt bike across numerous outdoor terrains.
- is playing a drum set.
- is using a sprayer to clean dirt from the dirt bike.

OUT: races and jumps the dirt bike across numerous outdoor terrains.

IN: What happens next?

Water falls as a man stand on a jet ski. we

OPTIONS:
- see his feet in the air.
- see skies full of stars and people standing under the jet ski.
- see the man jet skiing and performing jumps on a lake.
- see a man snowboarding from the side.

OUT:
see the man jet skiing and performing jumps on a lake.