Question

Compare the two numbers by choosing < , > or =.

2/5 □ 1/3

A. =

B. >

C. <

Answer 1

@Gdeinward

Answer 2

mornin bill

Answer 3

any ideas?
try turning the fractions into decimals.

Answer 4

morning gdeinward

Answer 5

and i believe it's B

Answer 6

that is correct! good job

Answer 7

right on! thanks man

Answer 8

Is this statement true or false?



In a terminating decimal, the values continue after the decimal and never end.


A. true

B. false

Answer 9

is it A

Answer 10

what makes you think a?

Answer 11

because it's a decimal number that continues infinitely, or without end

Answer 12

if you think about the word terminate, it means bring to an end. If a decimal were to go on and on,, it would not end.

Answer 13

you know what, you're right

Answer 14

it is false because it does have an ending

Answer 15

so its false. had it said non terminating the statement would be true

Answer 16

right

Answer 17

Is this statement true or false?



In a repeating decimal, the values continue after the decimal and never end.


A. true

B. false

Answer 18

wdyt?

Answer 19

true

Answer 20

correct. What grade did you say you were in?

Answer 21

11th

Answer 22

To what number systems does zero belong?



Choose all correct answers.


Irrational


Integer


Whole


Rational

Answer 23

it's integer, whole and rational ?

Answer 24

thats correct I beleive.

Answer 25

or leave out rational

Answer 26

no rational is right.

Answer 27

oh ok

Answer 28

To what number system does √3 belong?

A. Rational

B. Whole number

C. Integer

D. Irrational

Answer 29

is it D

Answer 30

I beleive thats right. What do you think @AngeI

Answer 31

I think so lol

Answer 32

thanks it's nice to have a second opinion

Answer 33

Is this statement true or false?

Rational numbers include whole numbers, integers, fractions, and some decimals.


A. true

B. false

Answer 34

I believe it is true

Answer 35

Yes that is correct. It is true