Question

Which numbers are rational numbers that are not integers? 0,4,-2,2/3,-1.8,16,3.2,-5/4

Answer 1

Hey there!

An integer is a number without any decimals or fractions following it, such as -17, 5, 1000, etc. A rational number is any number that can be made into a fraction of two integers.

First, let's select all of our numbers that are NOT integers, which means that they will have things after the decimal point or a fraction.

0,4,-2,2/3,-1.8,16,3.2,-5/4

Now, we need to make sure that they are all rational numbers. Most numbers ARE rational. You don't need to make it into a fraction, but as long as it is a terminating or repeating decimal you are fine. Let's see what we have.

2/3=0.66666... Repeating decimal Rational

-1.8 Terminating Decimal Rational

3.2 Terminating Decimal Rational

-5/4= =1.25 Terminating Decimal Rational

The only numbers that are irrational are ones like pi or √2 that have digits that go on forever in no particular order.

Your numbers are 2/3, -1.8, 3.2, and -5/4.

I hope this helps!

Answer 2

Answer:

-1.8, -5/4, 3.2, 2/3

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