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Which is a requirement for a number to a rational number? The number can be written as a fraction. The denominator is an integer. The numerator is an integer. All of the above.
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Welcome to OpenStudy! Although I could answer your question immediately, I'd first like to encourage you to do a quick Internet search for "rational number." By doing that you'll likely find exactly the info you need. The more you can find info on your own, the better the student you'll be.
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I did an internet search and found out the answer, my example is not a rational number because the denominator is not an integer.
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