Answer:
• terminating decimals
• repeating decimals
Step-by-step explanation:
→ Terminating decimals are decimals which have finite decimals with unidentical decimal values e.g: 0.17, 0.1388
→ repeating fractions are recurring fractions. They have identical decimal values following after each other. e.g: 0.222…, 0.1212…
Because you do , you just like cherries ?
You'd have to find slope so you would use y1-y2 over x2-x1 so itd be 4-4 over 9-2 thatd equal 0/7 thats ur slope. using slope intercept form y=mx+b plug in ur slope y=0/7 x + 4 (y- intecept) then youd subtract the 0/7 x from both so youd have -0/7x+y=4 and that is in standard form.
The solution of your problem is shown on the picture below.
You turn an improper fraction to a decimal by dividing the numerator (number on top) by the denominator (number under).
