Math, asked by palpihani246123vishr, 9 hours ago

In the form of a rational number, why is there a restriction that b is not equal to 0?

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Answered by Himanshu8715

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Because if the denominator is equal to zero, then the number is not a rational number. Because division by zero is not defined

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