Math, asked by joshimk29, 1 year ago

Is every rational number is also a natural number? why or why not?​

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Answered by IamRao
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Answer:

No

Step-by-step explanation:

ZERO is a rational number which is not a natural number

Answered by Amido23
1

Answer:

No

Step-by-step explanation:

an negative rational number such as -12/24 for example , Is not a natural number as it is not > 0. Also if we take positive numbers such as +12/24 it is nowhere near a natural number as it will lead to decimals if broken down , in this cas 0.5

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