Answer:
4.5 is a rational number, as it can be represented as 9/2. Many important numbers in mathematics, however, are irrational, and cannot be written as ratios.
Answer:
<h2>
a) 0.38</h2><h2>
b) 0.62</h2><h2>
c) 0.78</h2><h2>
d) 0.03</h2><h2>
e) 0.02</h2><h2>
f) 0.62</h2><h2>
g) 0.38</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
a)
Probability of a owner to be moved =
= 0.379 ≅ 0.38
b)
Probability of a renter to be moved =
= 0.62
c)
Probability of a person who moved in the same state =
= 0.779 ≅ 0.78
d)
Probability of a person who moved to a different country =
= 0.033 ≅0.03
e)
Probability of a owner who moved to a different country =
= 0.02
f)
Probability of a renter moving in the same state =
= 0.615 ≅ 0.62
g)
Probability of an owner moved to different state =
≅0.38
Im not quite triggered but U should go to mathantics.com or watch his videos to find it out :D
<span>No because a negative times a negative will be positive and it will not equal a negative number. the square root cannot be one negative and one positive because that is against the definition of a square root.
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Answer:
5.804
Step-by-step explanation:
5.804
^ ^ ^
After the thousands place is a 0, so the number for the thousands place would stay the same. If it were higher than 4, it would round to 5.805 (but it isnt so it's 5.804)
tens, hundreds, thousands