alleryStart learning →A rational number is in standard form when:
ANumerator is exactly 1
BDenominator is exactly 1
CNumerator is positive
DPositive denominator, HCF 1
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Positive denominator, HCF 1
Standard form needs a positive denominator and no common factor with the numerator other than 1.
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