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i need a paragraph explaining Rational Numbers in the Real World involving the four operations with rational numbers.
you don't need to include the 4 operations but if you can that would be great

When the difference is one we have seen before, we can insert the quote, and stop.

Like multiplication, the division algorithm produces each digit by table look-up.

Compare this with the left-to-right division algorithm: a “hand calculation” requires a guess that

may need to be revised; a “machine calculation” requires repeated subtraction to produce each

digit of the result.

The right-to-left division algorithm is well-defined only when the divisor's final digit is

relatively prime to the base. For example, an attempt to divide 1 by 2 in decimal fails because no

multiple of 2 has 1 as its final digit. Therefore, the means presented so far enable us to represent

only a subset of the rationals: those rationals such that, in lowest terms, the denominator has no

factors that are factors of the base. Compare this with the fixed/floating-point representation; it

represents those rationals such that, in lowest terms, the denominator has only factors that are

factors of the base.

Step-by-step explanation:

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