How many rational numbers lie between any two rational points?
AExactly one rational number
BFinite set of rational items
CInfinitely many rationals
DZero other rational numbers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Infinitely many rationals
Rational numbers are dense everywhere on the number line between any two distinct points.
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