rational numbers
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Elise Doss
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A number that can be divided two integers can integer is a number with no fractional part.
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They are infinite
it contains whole number
they contain natural numbers
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ll probability one is in 1 in 8 rational p1 (1,8) ;
ll probablity of both together is their product rational p4 = p1+p2;
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2, .8798945......................
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