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DaMarcus says the number 24/6 (pretend that's a fraction) belongs only to the set of rational numbers... explain his error........ sorry but I don't under stand my hom…

DaMarcus says the number 24/6 (pretend that's a fraction) belongs only to the set of rational numbers... explain his error........ sorry but I don't under stand my hom…
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DaMarcus says the number 24/6 (pretend that's a fraction) belongs only to the set of rational numbers... explain his error........ sorry but I don't under stand my homework

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the answer is 24/6 is equal to 4 so it is an interger and a whole number too because you have to divide 24 by 6 and that is 4.
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