Answer:
It's C
Step-by-step explanation:
A.Fractions and decimals are not integers<span>. All whole </span>numbers<span> are</span>integers<span> (and all natural </span>numbers<span> are </span>integers<span>), but not all </span>integers<span>are whole </span>numbers<span> or natural </span>numbers<span>. For example, -5 is an </span>integer<span>but not a whole </span>number<span> or a natural </span>number<span>.
B.</span><span>A </span>number<span> is </span>rational<span> if it can be represented as p q with p , q ∈ Z and q ≠ </span>0<span> . Any </span>number<span> which doesn't fulfill the above conditions is irrational. It can be represented as a ratio of two integers as well as ratio of itself and an irrational </span>number<span> such that </span>zero<span> is not dividend in any case
</span>C.<span>In mathematics, an </span>irrational number<span> is any </span>real number<span> that cannot be expressed as a ratio of integers. </span>Irrational numbers<span> cannot be represented as terminating or repeating decimals.
</span>D.<span>The correct answer is </span>rational<span> and </span>real numbers<span>, because all </span>rational numbers<span> are also </span>real<span>. Correct. The </span>number<span> is between integers, so it can't be an integer or a whole </span>number<span>. It's written as a ratio of two integers, so it's a </span>rational number<span> and not irrational.
</span> Witch one do u think it is??
Answer:
0.06 Cent
Step-by-step explanation:
Per Pound= Every one
so 1.20 divided by 20
= 0.06
So the price per pound of beans is 0.06 Cent
1) Unit Rate = 26:1
We already know that for every 3 gallons, you can travel 78 miles. Divide 78 by 3 to get 26. The 26 stands for how many miles you can travel on one gallon.
2) Unit Rate = $7.50:1
Since we already know that for every 7 hours, you earn $52.50, divide 52.50 by 7 to get 7.50. The 7.50 represents how much money you earn in 1 hour.
3) Unit Rate = 52:1
Since you can travel 416 miles in 8 hours, divide 416 by 8 to get 52. The 52 represents how many mile you can travel in 1 hour alone.
Here's a little hint too: (If I remember correctly) For unit rates, it's always going to be *any number* to 1. So even if it's a decimal or a negative, the other side of the rate always has to be 1 :)
