Math, asked by niyentika, 1 year ago

when can we say a rational number p/q is in the standard form?

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Answered by shilpa2013

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we say a rational number p/q in the standard form when p/q their HCF is 1.

Answered by myiitgoal2122

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When p, q are integer and q doesn't equal to 0 and p, q has a HCF 1

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