Option A.
Step-by-step explanation:
Rational numbers -
- Numbers that can be written as fraction of two whole numbers.
- They can be positive, negative or zero.
- They are numbers that can be written as fractions.
- So, options B and C are examples of rational numbers.
Vinculum or Bar numbers -
- These numbers are repeating decimals.
- They are written with a line or a bar on top of the repeating numbers.
- Bar numbers are irrational numbers.
- So, option A is not a rational number.
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation
Since 1 2/3 is too large for the blank, and 0.153 is too small, we try C, which is 22%. Convert it to a fraction to make 11/50. If you cross multiply, we would find out that 11/50 is a greater fraction than 2/11 and less than 1.42. Hence, we get C as our answer.
Answer:
x =1/12(1-√(97) )
Step-by-step explanation:
3 + 20x, where x= the number of hours bowled. A verbal diagram is where you say amount to pay per hour * number of hours + price of shoe rental = total cost.
Answer:
x(6 + 8x²) or 6x + 8x³.
Step-by-step explanation:
"The square of x" can be represented by x² and 8 times that would be 8 * x² or 8x². The sum of 6 and 8x² can be represented by 6 + x² and the product of x and 6 + x² can be represented by x * (6 + 8x²) or x(6 + 8x²) which simplifies to 6x + 8x³.
