When can you say that a rational number p q is greater than 1 ?

A rational number can be expressed in p q form where q ≠ 0 . A rational number can be greater than 1 when p and q have the same sign and p > q . p is known as the numerator and q is known as the denominator of the rational number. Example: 5 is a rational number which is greater than 1 . We can write 5 in p q form that is 5 1 . Hence, a rational number p q can be greater than 1 , if p and q are of same sign and p > q .

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