Answer:
Whole #'s: All natural numbers plus 0
Integers: Whole numbers and their opposites
Rationals: Can be expressed as ratios, repeating numbers, decimals, so on.
1.
-2/5 is a fraction or ratio, meaning it doesn't belong in whole NOR integer.
-2/5 belongs in the rationals box.
-7.8 is negative, but it is a decimal, so it belongs in the rationals box.
1/10 is not a whole, not an integer, but a rational number.
13 is a whole number, integer, and rational, so it belongs in the whole box.
10 is also a whole number grouped under the categories given.
-5 is the opposite of 5, and whole numbers aren't negative, so -5 belongs in the integers box.
-8/4 is a fraction, not considering its simplified form that would give -2, so it belongs in the rationals box.
2.
We know there are 208 pages in total. On Monday, she read 3/8 of the pages. This can be demonstrated as 208 * 3/8, which is 78. 208-78 = 130.
We know there are 130 pages left. On Tuesday, she reads 28 pages. 130-28=102
We know there are 102 pages left. On Wednesday, she read 1/4 of the total pages. 1/4 (of) 208 is 1/4*208, that is 52.
To know how many pages are left, we subtract her read pages from the remaining pages. 102-52 = 50.
Amanda has 50 pages left until she finishes the novel.
Hope this helped.
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