What is vulgar fraction explanation
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A vulgar fraction is one based on ordinary or everyday arithmetic as opposed to these highfalutin decimal things, which were at first called decimal fractions. It refers specifically to one in which two whole numbers (the numerator and denominator) are placed above and below a horizontal line. Neither part can be zero.
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vulgar fraction. • another name for a common fraction. • a fraction where the numerator and the denominator. are both integers (not fraction
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