Math, asked by asthaagrawal631, 10 months ago

please answer my asked question of maths. I am repeating my question -what are the rational numbers which lie between (-1\4) and (1\4) . the options are a) -1\5 b) -1\3 c) 1\3

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Answered by masattarsunnyoyp7ov

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the rational numbers which lie between (-1\4) and (1\4) is -1/5

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