What are Real Rational Numbers

What are Real Rational Numbers The numbers which exists as real numbers includes whole number (0,1, 2, 3, etc), natural numbers (1, 2, 3, etc), integers(-1, 0, 1, 2, etc), irrational numbers ( pie, 2, etc), and rational numbers ( 0.33, 1/3, 1.11, etc). Imaginary and infinity are not real numbers. Rational numbers are numbers represented by dividing one number from other number i.e. numerator and denominator. For example: a/b, 1/2, 0.50, etc. Real rational numbers are those numbers which are real and rational both. For example: A number 2 is also a real number as well as fraction.

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Because 2 can also be written as 2/1. 5/3 is also a real rational number, as it comes in a real number line and also a fraction. 0.75 is also a real rational number, as we can also represent it as 75/100 = 3/4. -sqrt(81) = -9 is also a real rational number and also an integer. Operations on Rational Numbers For the subtraction of these two quantities we just need to equalize the denominator first then we have to subtract them. We dont need to do any application with the numerator. For equalizing the denominator we need to fallow some specific rules: We have to multiply both the denominator and numerator with the same integer so the value of fraction doesnt change and we have to multiply the integer in a manner so that the value of both the denominator will be same or for simplification you can multiply the first value by denominator of second and second value with the denominator of first. Now, lets see how to multiply, 3*8/7*8 3*7/8*7 the denominator of first number is 7 and we have multiply it on both the numerator and denominator. The denominator of second number is 8 and we have multiplied it on both the numerator and denominator.
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Now, the result will be, 24/56 -21/56, Now its very easy we just have to subtract the numerator, denominator remains the same, so required answer will be, 3/56.

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