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3 years ago

How would -35.64 be classified

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grigory [225]3 years ago

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If you mean classifying numbers, then I think -35.64 will be a real, rational number

Rational numbers are written as decimals or factions

If a number has a decimal or faction, the number can not be a integer. If its not a integer, then it cannot be a whole number.

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