A unit fraction is one that:
A)is in the form 3/3.
B)has a numerator of 1.
C)that is the result of combining two or more fractions to get 1.
D)that is in the form 1:1.

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A unit fraction is a fraction where the numerator is 1. None of the other options match this definition. Option A is simply a fraction where the numerator and denominator are the same, but it may not necessarily be a unit fraction. Option C is describing a sum of fractions that equals 1, but again, it doesn't necessarily have a numerator of 1. Option D seems to be describing a ratio, which is not the same as a fraction.

A Unit Fraction Is One That