In a rational numbers of the form p/q, q must be a ----- integer
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q should not be equal to 0.
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Hi friend,
» In a rational numbers of the form p/q, q must be a non-zero integer.
If q is equal to zero,
» p/0 = not defined.
So, q must not be equal to zero.
To express q ≠ 0, we say q must be a "non-zero" integer.
Hope it helps
» In a rational numbers of the form p/q, q must be a non-zero integer.
If q is equal to zero,
» p/0 = not defined.
So, q must not be equal to zero.
To express q ≠ 0, we say q must be a "non-zero" integer.
Hope it helps
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