Math, asked by ammu604, 1 month ago

what is q* in rational numbers

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Answered by princess2216

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Answer:

q is the denominator and it cannot be 0

Answered by Harshit009

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Answer:

q is the denominator

Where q should not be equal to zero

A rational number is always expressed as

$\frac{p}{q}$

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