Question

What fraction would show 3.4 as the quotient of two integers?

Answer 1

what?

Answer 2

34/10 or 17/5

Answer 3

help

Answer 4

what do you mean 34/10
@eliassaab

Answer 5

anyone please help

Answer 6

Graph the system of inequalities. Then use your graph to identify the point that represents a solution to the system.

x – y ≥ 7
x + 2y < 5


A.
(6, 1)

B.
(8, –1)

C.
(6, 2)

D.
(6, –2)

Answer 7

please help

Answer 8

@poptartmn : Jean initiated this dialogue by posting a question. Her question, not yours, is the focus here. Please post your own questions separately. Thank you. mathmale (Moderator)

Answer 9

Please post your questions as new questions, now.

Answer 10

I'm a girl but thank you

Answer 11

i mean guy

Answer 12

ahahaha oops

Answer 13

Jean, if you're still interested:

3.4 is a mixed number (part integer: 3, and part decimal fraction: 0.4.

Our goal is to convert that to a ratio of two integers.

You could write 3.4 as
\[\frac{ 3.4 }{ 1 }\]
and then multiply both numerator and denominator by 10. What happens?

Please respond.

Answer 14

I'm not good at math @mathmale

Answer 15

Can you simplify this?\[\frac{ 3.4 }{ 1 }*\frac{ 10 }{ 10 }\]

Answer 16

Hints: multiply 3.4 by 10. Multiply that 1 in the denominator by 10. What do you get (in the form of a fraction which is the ratio of two integers?