si en una fraccion uno de los terminos es un numero primo, ¿se puede asegurar que es irreducible? ¿por que?

Umbro asked May 14, 2022

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“yes, but terms and conditions apply.” · Since no (non-trivial) fraction is a natural number, obviously no fraction.

i think

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BunkerMentality answered May 19, 2022

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