Assertion: rational number's fraction | /r/HasProperty | integer
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text: The first term is an integer, and every fraction in the sum is actually an integer because n ≤ b for each term.
text: Obviously -4 and 0 are integers, this only leaves 4 5/8, which is CLEARLY NOT an integer, but because it's an addition of two fractions (an integer and a fraction) it's a fraction: 4 + 5/8 = 4
text: This is because it shows the ratio or fraction 25/100 and both 25 and 100 are integers.