Math, asked by paomin, 11 months ago

how to find rational numbers between two numbers

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Answered by sanray23

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If the denominator is different, then use LCM

Answered by abhay5436

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If m and n be two rational numbers such that m < n then 1/2 (m + n) is a rational number between m and n.

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