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A fraction cannot be an integer. An integer, such as 3, may be written as a fraction ie 9/3 or 15/5. But these are not really fractions, they are integers written in fractional form.
A proper fraction cannot be an integer, but yuo can always write any integer as a fraction.

For example, 7 = 7/1 or 35/5.

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