Which of the following correctly describes the quotient of two rational numbers?

always irrational

always rational

a combination of rational and irrational

can be either rational or irrational depending on the rationals used

Question

Which of the following correctly describes the quotient of two rational numbers?

    always irrational

    always rational

    a combination of rational and irrational

    can be either rational or irrational depending on the rationals used

anonymous · Answer

@DanJS

directrix · Answer

@Starr_Dynasty   What i am wondering on this question is this:

5 is a rational number because it can be expressed as 5/1

0 is a rational number because it can be expressed as 0/1.

5 divided by 0 is neither rational nor irrational so I'm wondering if there is something given with the problem that was not posted. Would you check? Thanks.