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Can we consider all whole numbers as fraction?why?
The discussion revolves around the concept of whole numbers and their relationship to fractions, specifically whether all whole numbers can be considered fractions and the reasoning behind this perspective.
The conversation is ongoing, with participants offering different viewpoints and examples. There is an emphasis on clarifying definitions and exploring the implications of considering whole numbers as fractions.
There is a focus on the definitions of terms like "whole numbers" and "fractions," and the discussion may be influenced by varying interpretations of these concepts.
Yes, because integers are a sub-set of the rational. In other words all integers (whole numbers) can be written in the form a/b where a and b are integers, with b non-zero.charliemagne said:Can we consider all whole numbers as fraction?why?