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I meant is -99 rational or irrational?

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-99 is rational because we can write it as -99/1

A rational number is any number that can be written as a fraction, or ratio, of two whole numbers. The denominator cannot be zero.

Any integer or whole number is rational due to the fact we can just stick it over 1 to form a fraction. The reverse is not true. For example, the fraction 2/3 is rational but it's not a whole number.

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rational

Explanation:

irrational number is number with infinite number behind the dot

ex: 1.111111111111....1111....1111(infinite number 1) is irraltional number

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