Every rational number has a unique representation as an irreducible fraction with a
APositive denominator
BNegative denominator
CComposite denominator
DFractional denominator
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Positive denominator
Every rational number can be represented uniquely as an irreducible fraction having a positive denominator.
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