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How is a rational number that is not an interger different from a rational number when it's interger

How is a rational number that is not an interger different from a rational number when it's interger
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How is a rational number that is not an interger different from a rational number when it's interger

How is a rational number that is not an interger different from a rational number-example-1
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A rational number is a number that is a fraction or percent, NOT a whole number. A integer is a positive or negative number that is WHOLE.So the rational number would have to be a fraction that equals a whole.
EXAMPLES:
4/4,5/5,6/6,(exd)
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