is 10/10 an improper fraction?

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no I do not think soenlightened

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test questions???
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The answer is YES but here's why...

An improper fraction:

Numerator  >= Denominator

 

A Proper fraction:

Numerator < Denominator

 

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oh ok then how did u find out??
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