The reason why there are a lot of numbers between 0 and 1 is because there are fractions. Fractions like 1/2 or 3/4. Imagine a ruler. In a ruler, there's always that 0 measurement at the beginning, and if we count the little lines between 0 and 1, we see 1/8, 2/8, 1/2, 3/4, and even 1/16. Simple right? I think it's the same between all the over numbers too. We have mixed fractions like 1 2/3, and possibly even 156 3/4. The whole number would be the first number, like in 5 6/8, the whole number would be 5. Fractions like those are called mixed fractions.
Another possible way is because of decimals. Like 0.9 or 2.3. We have negatives too. Like -4.0 or -1/6, and so on. There's probably a lot of reasons why actually. I know that there's decimals, and fractions, but maybe I should check the number line to make sure. Math can be pretty confusing, but it can be fun too!
Another possible way is because of decimals. Like 0.9 or 2.3. We have negatives too. Like -4.0 or -1/6, and so on. There's probably a lot of reasons why actually. I know that there's decimals, and fractions, but maybe I should check the number line to make sure. Math can be pretty confusing, but it can be fun too!
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