Greetings!
"What's a terminating decimal?"...
A terminating decimal is a decimal that ends/has a finite number of digits.
This is opposite to a repeating decimal, which never ends.
Examples:
7.89
881.4930173
1.3128
Hope this helps.
-Benjamin
Angle B=118 degrees
angle D=118 degrees
angles C=62 degrees
angle A=62 degrees
angle G=118 degrees
angle K=62 degrees
angle P=62 degrees
angle L=62 degrees
angle N=118 degrees
angle M=118 degrees
angle W=62 degrees
angle I=118 degrees
angle F=62 degrees
angle J=62 degrees
angle E=49 degrees
angle H=118 degrees
angle R=53 degrees
angle U=71 degrees
angle T=109 degrees
angle V=109 degrees
angle S=35.5
angle Q=35.5
Answer:
25
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
> (greater than)
Step-by-step explanation:
In the case of negatives, the lower number is the greater one since is closer to the right side in the number line.
Therefore, -9.5 > (greater than) - 9.75
