Math, asked by lakshnaman1234, 9 months ago

Q2. Condition satisfied by q so that rational number in lowest form as pla
has a terminating decimal expansion.
a) Q = 3m x 2n; where mand n are
whole numbers
b) Q = 2m x 3n; where m and n are whole numbers
c) Q =3m x 5n; where m and n are whole numbers
d) None of these​

Answers

Answered by mysticd
3

 \underline{\blue{Theorem:}}

Let \: Q \: be \: a \: rational \:number \: whose

 decimal \: expansion \:terminates . Then \:Q

 can \:be \: expressed \: in \:the \: form \:of \:\frac{p}{q},

where \:p \:and \: q \: are \: Coprime , and \:the

 prime \: Factorisation \: of \: \pink{q} \: is \: of

 the \:form \: \orange { 2^{n} 5^{m}} ,where

n, m \: are \: non - negative \:integers .

Therefore.,

 Option \: \green { ( d ) } \: is \: correct.

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Answered by dhruvaghegde75
0

Answer:

Option d is correct (none of these)

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