Division of 2 rational m & n numbers always where n ≠ 0 result isSelect an answerARational numberBIrrational numberCEvenDOdd
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Division of 2 rational m & n numbers always where n ≠ 0 result isSelect an answerARational numberBIrrational numberCEvenDOdd
Solution
The division of two rational numbers m and n, where n ≠ 0, always results in a rational number. So, the answer is A. Rational number.
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