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Should the quotient if an integer divided by a non-zero integer always be a rational number?

Should the quotient if an integer divided by a non-zero integer always be a rational number?
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Should the quotient if an integer divided by a non-zero integer always be a rational number?

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No a great example would be 13/649 which even after 29 decimalals still has mo pattern 
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