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9. Write five negative rational numbers which are greater than -2.​

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Answered by shabdsingla13
1

Answer:

-4 3/2, -9 3/6, -3 4/9, -11 32/19, -23 3/2

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

  • We know that many infinite rational numbers are terminating which are (Repeating decimal numbers).

  • We also know that Rational numbers are expressed in the form of p/q and the second condition is q ≠ 0.

Here the given question is about writing the negative rational numbers greater than -3.

Writing next five rational numbers greater then -3.

= -1, 0, 1, 2, 3

  • There can't be next five negative rational number greater than -2, Because:- There can be only 1 next negative rational greater than -2 thats only -1.
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