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Yes, because ALL integers are rational numbers.
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Can -3 be a rational number or an integer?
Yes, -3 is both a rational number and an integer.
Is -16 an integer or a rational number?
-16 is both a negative integer and a rational number
Why can't numbers be both rational and irrational?
By definition, an irrational number is a number that is not rational, or in other words a number that cannot be expressed as an integer divided by another integer. A number cannot be both "rational" and "not rational."
What number is both a rational number and an integer?
All integers are rational numbers.
Is a decimal number both a rational number and an integer?
No.
Can -3 be a rational number or an integer?
Yes, -3 is both a rational number and an integer.
Can a whole number be a rational or an integer?
It can be both.
Is -16 an integer or a rational number?
-16 is both a negative integer and a rational number
Which number is both a rational number and an integer?
Every integer is.
Is 11 an integer or rational number?
Yes and yes. It is an integer and so it is also a rational number.
Why can't numbers be both rational and irrational?
By definition, an irrational number is a number that is not rational, or in other words a number that cannot be expressed as an integer divided by another integer. A number cannot be both "rational" and "not rational."
What number is both a rational number and an integer?
All integers are rational numbers.
Is a decimal number both a rational number and an integer?
No.
Is 9.0 a integer or rational number?
It is both.
Is -2 a rational or an integer number?
both
Is the number 3 rational irrational both rational and irrational or neither rational?
'3' is RATIONAL. All numbers are RATIONAL except those were the decimal goes to infinity AND the decimal digits are NOT in any regular order. pi = 3.1419592.... is probably the most well known IRRATIONAL number. Also the Square Roots of Prime numbers. NB 3.333.... recurring to infinity is RATIONAL, because it can be converted to a RATIO/Fraction.
How is a rational number that is not an integer different from a rational number that is an integer?
A rational number which is an integer can be simplified to a form in which the denominator is 1. That is not possible for a rational number which is not an integer.
