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in a rational number p/q , why q ≠ 0 ?
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Answered by niharchelamakuri9492
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Answer:

if we take q=0 then the value of p/q goes to infinity

since we can't measure infinity

q=0 isn't considered

now you know why

Answered by rohitnetha2004
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Answer:

Rational number is in the form of p/q where q is not equal to 0 because if it's 0 the value of number turns undefined.

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