The "Denominator" is the number on the bottom of a fraction, or rational number.

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Numerator

AbsoluteValue AddingRealNumbers AlgebraicNumber CauchySequence DedekindCut DividingWholeNumbers Divisor DomainOfAFunction IrrationalNumber MagnitudeOfAVector MathematicsTaxonomy SubtractingRationalNumbers TypesOfNumber		ContinuumHypothesis MixedNumber RealNumber				AddingComplexNumbers AddingRationalNumbers Admin_ProjectFrontEnd ApproximatingPi Banach-TarskiParadox CommonMultiple DiophantineEquation DividingComplexNumbers DividingRealNumbers EquivalentFractions EuclideanAlgorithm GeorgCantor HighestCommonFactor MultiplyingComplexNumbers PiIsIrrational Pythagoras Surd TransfiniteNumbers UncountableSet WhatIsThisAbout
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Numerator RationalNumber				AddingFractions CancellingFractions CommonFactor ContinuedFraction CountableSet DividingRationalNumbers ImproperFraction MultiplyingFractions MultiplyingRationalNumbers RationalisingTheDenominator ReducingFractionsToLowestTerms RootTwoIsIrrational
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			⇌	You are here Denominator
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CauchySequence CountableSet Integer IrrationalNumber Pythagoras RealNumber ReducingFractionsToLowestTerms RootTwoIsIrrational		(none)				(none)

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