Chapter 7 - Fractions
Verbose | Brief | Super-Brief | |
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Fraction Indicators | |||
Simple | |||
Opening | Start Fraction | Start Frac | Frac |
Middle | Over | Over | Over |
Closing | End Fraction | End Frac | End Frac |
Nested Once | |||
Opening | Start Start Fraction | Start Start Frac | Nest Frac |
Middle | Over Over | Over Over | Nest Over |
Closing | End End Fraction | End End Frac | Nest End Frac |
Nested Twice | |||
Opening | Start Start Start Fraction | Start Start Start Frac | Nest Twice Frac |
Middle | Over Over Over | Over Over Over | Nest Twice Over |
Closing | End End End Fraction | End End End Frac | Nest Twice End Frac |
Continued Fraction Indicators | |||
Outermost Fraction | |||
Opening | Continued Fraction | Continued Frac | Continued Frac |
Middle | Over | Over | Over |
Closing | [ends with ellipsis] | [ends with ellipsis] | [ends with ellipsis] |
Inner Fractions | |||
Opening | Start Fraction | Start Frac | Frac |
Middle | Over | Over | Over |
Closing | [ends with the ellipsis] | [ends with the ellipsis] | [ends with the ellipsis] |
Rule 7.1 - ID: fractions_SIM1
Applies To
Simple Fractions
Conditions
The fraction must not contain any other fractions.
Description
Simple fraction indicators are used for fractions that contain no other fractions.
Example 1 fractions_SIM1-02
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Rule 7.2 - ID: fractions_NES1
Applies To
Nested Once Fractions
Conditions
The fraction must contain one or more simple fractions in the numerator or denominator, but no fractions that contain further fractions.
Description
Nested once or complex fraction indicators are used for fractions that contain one or more simple fractions in the numerator and/or denominator.
Example 1 fractions_NES1-01
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Rule 7.3 - ID: fractions_NESX1
Applies To
Nested Fractions
Description
For fractions that contain nested fractions, fraction indicators are used that convey the largest depth of nested fractions contained.
Example 1 fractions_NESX1-01
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Example 2 fractions_NESX1-02
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Rule 7.4 - ID: fractions_NUM1
Applies To
Numeric Fractions
Conditions
The numerator must be an integer in the range of 1 to 9 the denominator must be an integer in the range of 1 to 99.
Description
The fraction is pronounced naturally, such as one-half or two-thirds. The name of the number is spoken for the numerator, which is followed by the ordinal name of the denominator. The ordinal name is spoken in it's singular form if the numerator is the integer 1, otherwise the plural form is used.
Example 1 fractions_NUM1-03
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Example 2 fractions_NUM1-02
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Example 3 fractions_NUM1-01
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Note: This example is particularly difficult to transcribe directly to Nemeth Code. The next specification will include a setting that is beneficial for transcription.
Rule 7.5 - ID: fractions_NUM2
Conditions
There must be a number followed by a numeric fraction.
Description
The word "and" is inserted between a number and the following numeric fraction.
Rule 7.6 - ID: fractions_CON1
Applies To
Continued Fractions
Description
Continued fractions use the continued fraction indicators. The outermost fraction uses different indicators than the contained fractions. The ellipsis symbol ends all the fractions.