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two rational numbers are said to be ___________ if they have the same value.

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Answered by pulkit92

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rational because two rational are equal to rational

Answered by VerifiedJaat

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equal

Answer: We know that two rational numbers are equal if they have the same standard form. The rational number -23 is in its standard form. Consider the rational number 10-15.

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two rational numbers are said to be ___________ if they have the same value.​

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two rational numbers are said to be ___________ if they have the same value.