Special K: Did you know that fractions expressed as a numerator and denominator are called vulgar fractions? I didn't.
b1-66er: I did not.
What's the opposite?
A "proper" fraction? And what does it consist of.
K: A "decimal fraction."
Not sure how widespread those terms are. I learned it from that 0/3 Unicode thing.
b1: Gimme an example, please.
K: Any decimal. 0.5, 0.77, etc.
b1: I see.
Thank you.
So why use the word "vulgar" to describe the other ones?
K: I haven't found an explanation for that.
b1: Well work on it, bitch.
K: No.
b1: https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/21106/obscenity-vs-profanity-vs-vulgarity-whats-difference
b1: https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/21106/obscenity-vs-profanity-vs-vulgarity-whats-difference
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