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If there is a certain “gap” between two adjacent fractions, it indicates that the two fractions are well separated (). If there is a certain “overlap” between two adjacent fractions, it indicates that the two fractions are poorly separated (). A. Good B. Bad C. Cannot be determined. 5 points for a correct answer, 2 points for participation. The answers are AB
If there is a certain \"gap\" between two adjacent fractions, it indicates that the two fractions are well separated; if there is a certain \"overlap\" between them, it indicates that the separation between the two fractions is poor
If there is a certain \"gap\" between two adjacent fractions, it indicates that the two fractions are well separated; if there is a certain \"overlap\" between them, it indicates that the separation between the two fractions is poor
If there is a certain “gap” between two adjacent fractions, it indicates that the two fractions are well separated (A); if there is a certain “overlap” between them, it means the two fractions are not well separated (B). A. Good B. Bad C. Cannot be determined
If there is a certain “gap” between two adjacent fractions, it indicates that the two fractions are separated (A). If there is a certain “overlap” between two adjacent fractions, it also indicates that the two fractions are separated (B)
If there is a certain “gap” between two adjacent fractions, it indicates that the two fractions are well separated (A); if there is a certain “overlap” between them, it means the two fractions are not well separated (B). A. Good B. Bad C. Cannot be determined