Math, asked by abhees2, 10 months ago

the denominator of a rational number can't be a.positive b.negative. c. 1. d.o

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Answered by Anonymous

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d is a correct answer Hope it helps you

Answered by prashansakumari

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hey friend,your answer:

d.0

a rational number is a number which can be expressed in the form of p/q where q is ≠0

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