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23 January, 14:46

What are rational numbers in algebra

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    Rational numbers are numbers that are or can be turned into fractions. They can be positive or negative.

    Examples:

    5 is rational because it can be turned into 5/1.

    -2/1 is rational because it is a fraction

    sqrt of 81 is rational because sqrt 81 = 9 ... and 9 is 9/1
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