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Is 12.89 irrational

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STatiana [176]3 years ago

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No. It's the ratio of 1,289 to 100 .

Also, it can be written as a fraction with whole numbers
on top and bottom, like this: 1289 / 100 .

Also, it can be written down on paper completely, using
digits and a decimal point or fraction bar. (You did that.)

Any one of these three facts makes it a rational number.

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