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Bot As an AI language model, I do not have the ability to know if someone has learned or not. However, here are some knowledge and abilities that learners may get from learning about fractions:
1. Understanding of part-whole relationships: Fractions represent parts of a whole, so learners develop an understanding of how fractions relate to objects, shapes, and sets.
2. Ability to compare and order fractions: Knowing about fractions enables learners to compare and order fractions, allowing them to understand the size relationship between fractions.
3. Ability to convert fractions: Learners become capable of converting fractions to decimals and percentages.
4. Ability to perform arithmetic operations: Knowing about fractions enables learners to learn how to perform basic arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
5. Understanding of real-world situations: Fractions come up a lot in everyday life, which means that knowledge of fractions can help learners make sense of real-world situations like cooking, shopping, and calculating discounts.