Question

What is the significance of the condition 'HCF of p, q should be 1' for a rational number p/q?

Answer 1

Answer:

Answer. q should have any factor or multiple of 10 that is where x and y are positive integers. Solution: Given, is a rational number where q not equal to 0.

Answer 2

For a rational number, if the denominator of that rational number is of form 2

m

⋅5

n

then it will be terminating.

It means that q should be factor of 2 and 5 both or only 2 or only 5.

Then it will be terminating.

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