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What is the general rule of fraction?
A fraction is a rational number that can be converted into a decimal or vice versa
Is 18.78 repeating rational?
Yes, 18.78 repeating (often written as 18.78̅) is a rational number. A rational number is defined as any number that can be expressed as the quotient of two integers, and repeating decimals can be converted to fractions. In this case, 18.78 repeating can be represented as a fraction, confirming its status as a rational number.
Is 0.1010010001k rational?
Yes, the number (0.1010010001_k) is rational. A number is considered rational if it can be expressed as the quotient of two integers. Since (0.1010010001_k) is a finite representation in base (k), it can be converted to a fraction, thus confirming its rationality.
Is 3.3 a rational number?
Rational numbers are numbers that have a definite end. 33% can be converted into the decimal 0.33. This has a definite end so it is a rational number.
What is the types of rational number and irrational numbers?
All rational numbers including integers can be be expressed as fractions whereas irrational numbers can't be converted into fractions
Is 33 percent a rational number?
Rational numbers are numbers that have a definite end. 33% can be converted into the decimal 0.33. This has a definite end so it is a rational number.
What is the general rule of fraction?
A fraction is a rational number that can be converted into a decimal or vice versa
Is 0.1010010001k rational?
Yes, the number (0.1010010001_k) is rational. A number is considered rational if it can be expressed as the quotient of two integers. Since (0.1010010001_k) is a finite representation in base (k), it can be converted to a fraction, thus confirming its rationality.
Is 3.3 a rational number?
Rational numbers are numbers that have a definite end. 33% can be converted into the decimal 0.33. This has a definite end so it is a rational number.
Is a number that has a line over it rational?
The line is usually taken to mean that the decimals under the line repeat. And yes, such a number is rational, since it can be converted into a fraction (with whole numerator and denominator).
Is 0.678667866678 rational or irrational number?
As written, it is a terminating decimal, which can be converted to a quotient(fraction) . Hence it is rational. However, if 0.678667866678.... then it is recurring to infinity . , Since it will not convert to a quotient/fraction , then it is irrational.
What is the types of rational number and irrational numbers?
All rational numbers including integers can be be expressed as fractions whereas irrational numbers can't be converted into fractions
Is 33.6 a rational number?
33.6 is a rational number because it can be represented as the quotient of two integers. It's the .6 that gives this away, in this case, since it is rational as 6/10. So, 33.6 = 33 6/10. 33 6/10 is easily converted to 336/10, which is also a rational number.
Which of these is a non terminating decimal can be converted into a rational number .07 438-743-8743 .000 01000 20003 5.8 914-2097 5 10.0 740-1259?
All of them are terminating and so all can be converted to rational numbers.
Is 0.101001000100001000001 a rational number?
I assume you mean that the sequence continues this way. No, it is not. To be rational, the same pattern - excatly the same sequence of digits - must repeat over and over, since any fraction (i.e., rational number) converted to decimal has this type of pattern.
Is the number 3 rational irrational both rational and irrational or neither rational?
'3' is RATIONAL. All numbers are RATIONAL except those were the decimal goes to infinity AND the decimal digits are NOT in any regular order. pi = 3.1419592.... is probably the most well known IRRATIONAL number. Also the Square Roots of Prime numbers. NB 3.333.... recurring to infinity is RATIONAL, because it can be converted to a RATIO/Fraction.
Are all real numbers rational numbers?
No. For example, pi is a real number, but it is irrational (it cannot be converted into an exact fraction).The reverse is true, however: all rational numbers are also real numbers.
