Math, asked by YogeshThardak, 1 month ago

If m/n is a rational number,then n cannot be ___________

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Answered by abcdhillon100

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Answer:

N cannot be zero.

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Answered by arnav1234592

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Answer:

equal to, zero

Step-by-step explanation:

If m/n is a rational , then n cannot be equal to zero

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