Are integers of the form 4/2, 0/5 etc. considered 'fractions' for GMAT purposes?
The GMAT is indeed adaptable. Whenever I answer RC, it proficiently 'adapts' itself to mark my 'right' answer 'wrong'.
Are integers of the form 4/2, 0/5 etc. considered 'fractions' for GMAT purposes?
any number of the form p/q are considered as fraction
where
P,q should be integer
q should not be equal to 0
in p/q if q>p then fraction is called proper fraction: 1/5, 2/6
in p/q if if q<p then fraction is called improper fraction. 4/1,3/2
this is fractionb
so yes both the number given n by you is fraction
