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Write three rational numbers to satisfy the following conditions: ① is a negative number; ② is an integer; ③ can be divided by 2, 3, 5______ ．
The qualified numbers are - 30, - 60, - 90, - 120, etc. so the answers are: - 30, - 60, - 90 (the answers are not unique)
Write two rational numbers respectively, so that they are satisfied at the same time: ① is a negative number; ② is an integer; ③ can be divided by 2, 3, 5
The qualified numbers are - 30, - 60, - 90
Write two rational numbers separately, so that they are both satisfied: they are negative numbers; they are integers; they can be divisible by 235
－30!－60
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