6/11 is the answer.
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Let us assume number of n.
The number is decreased by 15.
Decreasing by 15 means, we need to subtract 15 from that number.
So, it would be come n-15.
Now, it is said that the number would become less than 2.
So, we need to setup an inequality:
n-15 is less than 2.
<h3>n-15 < 2 : required inequality .</h3>
Adding 15 on both sides, we get
n-15+15 < 2+15
n < 17.
<h3>So, we could say the number would be less than 17.</h3>
The answer is the option D: D)none of the above.
The explanation is shown below:
By definition, a terminating decimal must have finite numbers of digits and it must be a rational number, which means that it can be written as a simple fraction whose numerator and denominator must be integers.
Keeping the information above on mind,you have that the option A does not have finite digits, and the options B and C can't be written as a simple fraction. Therefore, the answer is the option D.
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132, 135, 138, 141, 144, 147, 150, 153, 156, 159, 162, 165, 168
Answer:
5
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