Give an example of two rational numbers whose product is an integer?

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anonymous · Answer

@quixoticideals @Victoria_Davis_2018 I am unsure of this one since it is now multiplication..

anonymous · Answer

an integer is any number without a decimal
So anything like 12*12=144, 2*2 = 4, 7*4=28 these are all two rational numbers with a product that is an integer

anonymous · Answer

i thought a rational number had to be a fraction? haha

anonymous · Answer

oh or no a rational number is anything that can be a fraction?

anonymous · Answer

a rational number can be a fraction with one integer as numerator and one as denominator.  So, yes.

anonymous · Answer

But like pi and some sqrts are irrational. Regular fractions are rational.

anonymous · Answer

okay. So something like 6x6 would work?

anonymous · Answer

Yes

anonymous · Answer

okay, thank you! again, haha

anonymous · Answer

Your welcome, let us know if you need anymore help :p