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lara [203]
3 years ago
11

Recall that rational numbers are numbers that can be represented as the ratio, or fraction, of two integers. When expressed as d

ecimals, rational numbers either terminate or repeat. For the following rational numbers, use long division to rewrite each fraction as a decimal number. Then, classify each decimal equivalent as terminating or repeating. 5 - 14
Mathematics
2 answers:
Vilka [71]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: The upper one makes no sense

Alenkasestr [34]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

1)  \frac{5}{-14}=0.3571428571 2) Terminating

Step-by-step explanation:

1st. To answer this question let's divide with long division algorithm  5 and -14.

  <u> 0.3571428571</u>

-14)50

    42

     ---

     80

     -70

      --

    100

      98

      ---

     20

     14

    ----

      60

      -56

       ---

      40

       28

      --

     120

    -112

     ----

       80

       70

       --

      100

       -98

      --  

       2

5 (dividend) : -14 (divisor) \frac{5}{-14}

Long division (check below)

With the same two numbers -14 and 5 we can write in a Long Division

 

5) -14

<u>   - 2.8</u>

5) -14

    10

   40

So \frac{-14}{5}=-2.8

2nd. Both are terminating ones for they have finite quantities of numbers. -2.8 and 0.3571428571, as we can see that these are rational numbers for they can be written as a/b, and b≠ 0.

\frac{5}{-14} form.

\frac{-14}{5} form.

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