Okay, I need to create a Wikipedia-style document about "Rational Numbers" under the categories of Education > Mathematics > Basic Math. Let me start by understanding the requirements.
First, the structure: H1 for the title, an overview section, several sections with H2 and H3 headings, and maybe references or related documents. The content needs to be accurate, objective, detailed enough, easy to read, and use technical terms with explanations. Also, markdown formatting with proper hierarchy, lists, tables, code blocks if needed, and at least 800 characters.
Starting with the title: "유리수" as given. Then an overview section explaining what rational numbers are. Next sections could be definitions, properties, operations, examples, historical context, and maybe a comparison with irrational numbers. Each of these can have H2 headings. Under each H2, I can add H3 for subtopics.
For the definition part, I should explain that rational numbers are fractions where numerator and denominator are integers, and denominator isn't zero. Need to mention the notation (a/b) and examples like 1/2, -3/4, etc. Also, clarify that decimals can be terminating or repeating.
Properties: Closure under addition, subtraction, multiplication, division (except by zero). Commutative, associative, distributive properties. Maybe a table comparing operations with integers and rationals?
Operations section could have H3 headings for each operation: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division. Explain the steps with examples. For instance, adding 1/2 + 1/3 requires finding a common denominator.
Examples: Provide different types of rational numbers—positive, negative, decimals that terminate or repeat. Maybe include a table showing decimal expansions and their fractional forms.
Historical context: Mention ancient civilizations like Babylonians and Egyptians using fractions. Greek mathematicians like Pythagoras, then the formalization in the 19th century by Dedekind or Cantor? Wait, need to check that. Also, how rational numbers fit into the number system hierarchy (natural, integers, rationals, irrationals, reals).
Comparison with irrational numbers: Highlight key differences—rational can be expressed as a fraction, decimal terminates or repeats; irrational cannot, decimals don't repeat. Examples like √2 or π.
References: Maybe include sources like math textbooks, historical references, or mathematical definitions from reputable sites.
Need to ensure technical terms are explained. For example, "denominator" and "numerator" should be defined if necessary. Also, check for accuracy in properties and operations. Avoid any subjective language; keep it objective.
Check the length: 800 characters is about 150-200 words. The entire document needs to be longer than that. So each section should have enough detail. Maybe expand on examples, provide more detailed explanations of properties, add a section on real-world applications or significance in mathematics.
Also, use markdown formatting: H1 for the title, H2 for main sections, H3 for subsections. Use lists for operations, tables for examples, code blocks if there are any mathematical expressions (though not sure if needed here). Avoid using too much jargon without explanation.
Wait, the user mentioned "코드나 기술적 내용의 경우 코드 블록 사용" so maybe if there's a formula or example in code, but since it's about math, perhaps just use LaTeX for equations. But markdown doesn't support LaTeX directly unless specified. Maybe just write them as text with proper formatting.
Double-check the structure: Title (H1), overview (maybe H2?), then sections like Definition and Characteristics (H2), Properties (H2), Operations (H2), Examples (H2), Historical Context (H2), Comparison with Irrational Numbers (H2), References (H2). Each of these can have H3 subsections if needed.
Make sure each section flows logically. Start with the basics, then move to properties, operations, examples, history, and comparison. Keep paragraphs concise for readability.
Check for any errors in definitions or properties. For example, closure under division: yes, except by zero. Commutative property holds for addition and multiplication but not subtraction or division. Associative and distributive also apply where appropriate.
Include a table comparing rational and irrational numbers. Maybe a section on how to convert decimals to fractions, which is part of operations.
Also, mention that all integers are rational numbers since they can be written as themselves over 1. That's an important point for the definition.
Need to ensure that the document meets the minimum length requirement. Each section should have enough content. Maybe add a subsection on real-world applications or why understanding rational numbers is important in education.
Finally, proofread for clarity and accuracy. Make sure all terms are explained, and the information is up-to-date and correct.