Math, asked by abhees2, 8 months ago

the number of a rational number can be found between two distinct rational numbers 'a' and 'b' is. a.only 1. b. no number. c. infinite. d. 2

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Answered by prashansakumari

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hey friend, your answer:

c. infinite.

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Answered by kumarmane8643

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Answer:

c.infinite

Step-by-step explanation:

there are infinite numbers between any two rational numbers.

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