The definition of a rational number is:
Any number that can be made by building a fraction
using whole numbers.
You can make 0.123 that way. Here's the fraction: 123/1000
It's also handy to know that any number that's completely
written down using digits ... and a fraction bar or a decimal
point if they're needed ... is a rational number. This is not a
definition, and it doesn't cover all rational numbers, but it's
handy sometimes.
It's also handy to know that a decimal that has a set of digits
after the decimal point that repeats forever is a rational number,
even though you can't completely write it down (because it never
ends).
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
(-2)^-3=
=
-
= -0.125
Answer:
A is the correct answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
In experiment we require a controlled variable which is the constant in example A that is the plant we intend to put into the soil. In example B there's no such thing as controlled variable, so we can't expect the position of the water level. the water level is so unpredictable since tides or tsunami might change the result.
Always. In graphing and in equations. Just like the alphabet.
Hope this helps:)
