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A negative rational number always remains – to zero real line​

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A Rational Number is said to be negative if the numerator and DENOMINATOR are of opposite SIGN i.e. any ONE of them is a positive integer and the other is a negative integer. ... You can ALSO say that a Rational Number is Negative if the numerator and denominator are of opposite SIGNS.



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