Question

A ration number is a number that can be written as a _____ of two integers

Answer 1

Answer: ratio

(a Rational number is a number that can be written as a ratio of two integers)

Explanation:

By definition a Rational number is that number that can be expressed as a fraction:

`(a)/(b)`

Where the numerator "a" is an integer and the denominator "b" (
`b\\eq 0`)

Then, in other words, a Rational number is a number that can be written as a ratio of two integers.

Since the denominator "b" can be
`1`, we know that every Integer is a Rational number.

Below are some examples of Rational numbers:

• 
  `6` is a Rational number, because it can be written as:
  `(6)/(1)`

• 
  `2.5` is a Rational number, because it can be written as:
  `(5)/(2)`

• 
  `√(9)` is a Rational number, because it can be written as:
  `3=(3)/(1)`