Answer: Hi I think that I can help you with your problem!
Let which means
Here a bar over 8 means that there the given decimal value is non terminating and there are a large numbers of 8 present after the decimal.
To solve the given non terminating decimal as fractions, we will have to eliminate the bar term from the given value.
So, we can rewrite as:
......(1)
Now, let us multiply the above with 10.
....... (2)
Now, let us subtract (1) from (2):
So, in simplified fractions:
Step-by-step explanation:
We have to put values of domain to find range

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Now
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
<em>17/2, 8.8 with bar on right 8, |-9|, sqrt(82)</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
sqrt(82) = 9.05538...
17/2 = 8.5
8.8 with bar on right 8 = 8.8888888...
|-9| = 9
In order from least to greatest: 17/2, 8.8 with bar on right 8, |-9|, sqrt(82)
Okay, since the problem states that they're going to make 4 times the recipe and the recipe is 2/3, You have to multiply 2/3 x 4/1 which equals to 8/3, When you convert it into a mixed numbe you have 2 2/3, Hope I helped.