Math, asked by aashikaushik151, 10 days ago

a common number which divide both denominator and numerator of a rational number is known as​

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Answered by Niranjanayya
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always1

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Answered by mishraaditi1311
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By definition, in the standard form of a rational number, the common factor of numerator and denominator is always1 Note: Common factor means, a number which divides both the given two numbers.

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