Rational numbers

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1. If the two numbers are of the same sign, then the quotient is a number.
2. is neither a positive nor a negative rational number.
3. The collection of rational numbers is denoted by the letter
4. numbers can be put in quotient form.
5.

\frac{48}{-84}

reduces to standard form as
6.

\frac{-11}{-7}

is greater than

\frac{5}{-4}

7. If we get the multiples of the of two rational numbers, then we can insert as many rational numbers as we want between any two rational numbers.
8. The of two numbers lie between the two numbers.
9.

\frac{-6}{11}

\frac{8}{11}

\frac{-12}{11}

=
10.

\frac{-5}{9}

\frac{-4}{3}

\frac{7}{12}

Rational numbers

Gap-fill exercise