SOLUTION: is the considered a rational function 6x-2 over 5

SOLUTION: is the considered a rational function 6x-2 over 5

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Question 973853: is the considered a rational function 6x-2 over 5
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Yes
It may be written (6x/5) -(2/5). They are fractions containing integers. It is a function.

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