If we look at 1.31 as a number we notice that it does contain a whole number (1), and .31 hundredths of a whole.
When we look at the decimal places we notice that .31 isn't quite at the .50 (half) mark. Also we notice that .31 is after the .25 (quarter) mark.
So to correctly place 1.31 on a number line we'd need to find 1 - then move over to the quarter mark - move a little more to the right and you'll find where to place 1.31.
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131 is an odd number.
31937 is a composite number while 131 is a prime number
131 can be split into its prime factors: 131 is a prime number itself and cannot be divided evenly by any other numbers.
131 is a prime number because its only factors are 1 and itself…your welcome
Itself and one because 131 is a prime number
131 is an odd number.
1 and 131
131 is an odd number.
Multiply 131 by 177/131 = 1.3511 (approx).
None, 131 is a prime number
Just 1 and 131 since 131 is a prime number.
The binary equivalent of the decimal number 131 is 10000011.
31937 is a composite number while 131 is a prime number
131 can be split into its prime factors: 131 is a prime number itself and cannot be divided evenly by any other numbers.
65 + 66 = 131
No.
131 is a prime number because its only factors are 1 and itself…your welcome