Name 3 integers greater than -3.

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Setler [38]2 years ago

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Answer:

0,3,6

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It should be noted that rational numbers are numbers where we can write as a fraction of two integers. Any rational number is in the form a/b where a,b are integers and b is nonzero.

Terminating decimals can be written as a rational number. Something like 3.1 is equivalent to 31/10.

Of the four answer choices, only choice C is correct.

Choice A has the value '3' as a rational number, but it doesn't have it in the set of integers as well. So that's why choice A is incorrect.

Choice B has -3.4 in the set of integers, which is not correct. Integers do not have any decimal portion. The same applies to choice D also. We can rule choices B and D out.

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