👉 In mathematics, a nominator is an element in a fraction or expression that is being multiplied by another term. It represents the "rate" or "amount" of something and is often used to compare quantities. For example, if there are two oranges in a bowl, then the numerator would be 2. Nominators can also be used as subscripts in fractions or expressions. For instance, if you have a fraction with a denominator (e.g., 1/3) and you
