Yo what's the best fraction

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Frog Fractions.

>>7934855
5/16 is my favorite fraction. It's the exact spacing of Lego studs in inches.

>>7934905
>inches

>>7934855
inifinity/0

(√3)/2

<3/2, but it's a half-hearted answer

22/7, because it's the closest representation of my favorite irrational number, pi.

>>7934855
[math]\frac {1} {0} [/math]

9/11 reminds me the good times
Srsly 1/2 I'm a simple man

[math] \displaystyle \frac{\pi}{1} [/math]

>>7934991
>it's the closest representation

hmmmmmmmm

>>7935046
It can't be represented a a decimal, only as fractions that are multiples of 22/7.

Like how 1/3 can't be represented as a decimal, only as multiples of 1/3.

>>7935014
22/7

>>7934855
-1/12

>>7934944
Kek'd

>>7935080
I'm surprised this wasn't the first reply

>>7935087
Don't stereotype us anon.

>>7935087
we're a culture, not a costume

>>7935087

What's the problem? It's my favourite fraction.

>>7934944
gaaaaaay

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>>7934855
[math]\frac{1}{x^a}[/math] because it can be rewritten as [math]x^{-a}[/math].

>>7934991
314159265358979/100000000000000

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>>7934855
(1+rad(5))/2 mah nigga

Pic related

>>7934991
Im a hipster who likes 355/113

Circumference / 2*radius

>>7935001
>Tfw you miss grade school

9/11 was a better time.

>>7935580
> 9/11 was grade school
;_; I'm getting old

>>7934909
Not my fault that Ole Kirk Christiansen (sp?) used imperial units for Lego.

>>7935608
ya
no

55/34

-1/12

>>7934857
underrated post

>>7934999
Came to post this

[math]\displaystyle \frac{1}{137}[/math]

[(e^i(pi))/infinity]/0

>>7935052
Literally wat.
Learn 2 math

>>7935663
is this the fine structure constant approximately

>>7934855
-1/12. zeta function god tier

WHERE MY FUCKING 5/8 AT

>>7935101
>>7935103
>muh /sci/ board

tfw browsing /sci/ made me realize how stupid I actually am

11/32 master race

7/11 is pretty cool

>>7935748
>newfag does not know who those anons mocked
what a day

>>7934855
[math]\frac 2 {\sqrt{2}}[/math]

[eqn]- \frac{1}{12}[/eqn]

>>7934855

3/15

13/37

>>7935014
future mathematician detected

1
- ------
12

>>7937429
get a load of this faggot

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>>7937434
>tfw trying to look cool
>tfw i look like the biggest an hero
:^(

14/88

A/B = B/(A+B)

>>7937547
>>>/facebook/
>>>/9gag/

>>7935526
muh nigga

>>7936214
square root in the denominator
>absolutelydigusting.jpg

>>7934855
1/3 or 33.34%

3/5

Also 14/88

>>7935655
1+2+3+4+5+6...= -1/12.

The cooliest.

0/0
It's a number divided by itself so it should equal 1, it's zero so it should be zero, and it's a number divided by zero so it should be undefined.

2 lol

>>7934991
>22/7
>closest representation of pi

>>7934855
10/10 is rated 10/10.

>>7937600
2/sqrt(2) is just sqrt(2).

4/20

20/4

I'm a decimal guy desu senpai baka

>>7934855
me over ur mom m8

[math]\frac{1+sqrt{5}}{2}[math]

aka the golden ratio

[math] \frac{\pi^2}{6} [/math]
\thread

5/7

Literally any number can be represented as a fraction. My favorite number, if you start in radians, is [math](180 arccot(2))/pi[/math].
Anyone that thinks they're so smart for saying pi is a 2deep4u idiot and should be hexed and crossed by their limbs, head and penis.

a perfect 5/7

>>7935014
M E T A

okay okay okay. mkay. take it easy. my fav
10/9/9
thanks fags.

>>7934944
amazeballs!

6/6/6 nevar 5get

>>7934999
die slow. creativity < 0

>>7939948
>>7940031
I don't get it, is this an epic new /sci/ meme?

>>7941978
5/7, five-seven, the gun

>>7941979
This post just made me more confused

>>7941982
"five seven" is the name of a gun in a currently popular video game. It's probably better if you don't understand it

>>7942086
okay

>>7942086
This could've easily been worded as: "the less you know, the better".

>>7937825
Triggered

>>7934855
[1; 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 2]

It ALWAYS gets confused for [1; 1...] by Bayesian observers.

[math]\frac{\pi}{4}[/math]

ratio of the areas of a circle inscribed in a square

22/7