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A quotient is found by dividing two numbers and a quotient with a denominator of zero is infinity which is not a real number
The word that complete the sentence is therefore;
Each quotient must have a nonzero denominator
The reason by which the above word is selected is as follows;
The set of Real Numbers include;
Rational numbers; a/b, where b = nonzero number
Integers; Positive and negative whole numbers, including zero
Whole numbers; 0, 1, 2
Natural numbers; Positive whole numbers excluding zero
Irrational number; Numbers that cannot be expressed as a/b
A quotient is the outcome of dividing two numbers, x by y
Therefore;
Quotient = x/y
A quotient can be a rational or irrational number, however, a quotient that has a denominator of zero (y = 0) is infinity, which is not a real number
When y = 0, x/y = x/0 = ∞ (∞ is not a real number)
Therefore, from the properties of Real Numbers,
Each quotient must have a nonzero denominator to be a Real Number
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