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Identify the rational number which does not belong with the other three -4/5,-3/7,-2/9,9/-11,7/-10 ... why so

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Answered by pinquancaro
19

Given below are the rational numbers as:

\frac{-4}{5}, \frac{-3}{7}, \frac{-2}{9}, \frac{-9}{11} , \frac{-7}{10}

We have to find two rational numbers which are different from the other three rational numbers.

Consider the decimal expansions of the given rational numbers.

Since, \frac{-4}{5} = -0.8

\frac{-3}{7} = -0.428571428571......

\frac{-2}{9} = -0.22222222.....

\frac{-9}{11} = -0.8181818181...

\frac{-7}{10} = -0.7

So, we can see that \frac{-4}{5} , \frac{-7}{10} have terminating decimal expansions whereas the other rational numbers have non terminating repeating decimal expansions.

Therefore, \frac{-4}{5} , \frac{-7}{10} are the different rational numbers which do'not belong to the given rational numbers.

Answered by vijaymanchanda03
7

Answer:

-3/7 is the answer the above one is completely wrong so pls support me tooo

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