rational numbers
Any number expressible as a ratio of two integers — symbol \mathbb{Q}.
\mathbb{Q} is the set of numbers expressible as \frac{p}{q} for integers p, q with q \neq 0. Their decimals terminate or repeat.
Examples
\frac{3}{8}, -5, and 0.75 are all rational.
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