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The sum of a rational number and an odd integer is rational. A) Always True B) Sometimes True C) Usually True D) Never True
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The sum of a rational number and an odd integer is rational. A) Always True B) Sometimes True C) Usually True D) Never True
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Any integer is also a rational number. The sum of any two rational numbers is always rational.
Selection A is appropriate.
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An integer is always rational, so the answer is A) Always True
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