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1 year ago

Is negative 108.8 rational?

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lord [1]1 year ago

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The number -108.8 is a rational number

<h3>How to determine if the number is rational?</h3>

The number is given as:

negative 108.8

Rewrite properly as:

-108.8

Rational number have terminating decimals, and they can be represented as fractions.

The fraction equivalent of -108.8 is -1088/10

Hence, the number -108.8 is a rational number

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