Math, asked by dharti82, 1 year ago

Which of the following rational numbers have terminating decimal
representation
(1)3/5. (2)2/13. (3)23/7. (4)40/27
How many rational numbers can be found between two distinct rational
numbers?
(i) Infinite (ii) two (iii) ten (iv) zero

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Answered by shreya59634713

Answer:

dear mate it would be --- I) 3/5

ii) infinite

Chintumittu: yes yes

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shreya59634713: therefore my answer is correct

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Answered by Chintumittu

Answer:

23/7 will have non terminating decimal

we can find infinite decimal number between two distinct rational numbers

shreya59634713: ur first answer is wrong

Chintumittu: why

Chintumittu: once calculate properly

shreya59634713: becoZ if we see the factors of the denominator then it is not having either 2 or 5 as its factor and also when u try to divide it then it would transform into non-terminating recurring decimal representation

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Which of the following rational numbers have terminating decimal
representation
(1)3/5. (2)2/13. (3)23/7. (4)40/27
How many rational numbers can be found between two distinct rational
numbers?
(i) Infinite (ii) two (iii) ten (iv) zero