Why does the Camera reach its end CFrame before the value for lerping is 1?

I'm trying to get the Camera to smoothly move from one place to another, I figured I could do this with CFrame. So I set up a loop with RenderStepped (The script is local) and found that the Camera reached the end CFrame before Frame actually was 1

local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")

local Camera = game.Workspace.CurrentCamera
Camera.CameraType = "Scriptable"

Frame = 0
EndFrame = CFrame.new(-69.241951, 97.460762, 49.9143524, -0.508211434, 0.107174382, -0.854537845, -0, 0.992226899, 0.124443039, 0.86123246, 0.0632433742, -0.504260957)
--I used the command console to print out the Camera's CFrame from where I wanted it
Loop = RunService.RenderStepped:connect(function()
	if Frame >= 1 then
		Loop:Disconnect()
	end
	Frame = Frame + .01
	Camera.CFrame = Camera.CFrame:lerp(EndFrame, Frame)
	print(Frame)
end)

I'm confused on how you're assuming the Frame will equal 1 at the exact same time the CFrame reaches the end CFrame.

Answer I believe the correct thing to do would be using lerp's already given time duration function. Which is the 3rd argument of lerp.

So instead your code would be

 Camera.CFrame = Camera.CFrame:lerp(EndFrame, Frame,1)--Reaches the end CFrame in one second.

If this helped, please accept and let me know.