Asked by Sydney

Dori claims that 3.52 is not a rational number because it is not written as a ratio of integers. Is she correct? Explain why or why not.
Answered by Steve
incorrect

writing as a ratio is just one way of expressing rational numbers.

Terminating or repeating decimals is another way.
Answered by Anonymous
Yes she is correct
Answered by Kevin
Kevin compared the absolute value of -2 1/8 and -2.25,2 3/8, -2.29,and 2 4/11
Which number has the greatest absolute value.
Answered by Lexi
Is 3.52 a rational number.
Answered by arianna
right??
Answered by Anonymous
Dori is incorrect because a rational number can be a decimal.
Answered by Valentina
I need help on that im in 6th grade
Answered by unknown
i’m in 6th and i needed help with this xd
Answered by unknown
idk either
Answered by Bad kid Xd
How the heck I do this lol
Answered by A 6th grader
Me too XD
Answered by Anonymous
Ńõóppę
Answered by Hazel
Ik same
Answered by Jordana
Dori is wrong because a rational number can still be in a decimal form.
Answered by Leah
She is in correct I think. this is hard and I'm confused
Answered by Jillian
lol I don't get it either
Answered by ???
I needs help too
Answered by Emily
Ratio of integers means a fraction. so if that means that she is incorrect because a rational number can also be written in decimal form. I'm in 6th grade. I hope u guys have a great day!!! also i hope this helps lol.
Answered by Samuel Mendoza
I think she is right and I’m in 6th grade
Answered by Anonymous
she is incorrect because 3.52 is a decimal and decimals can be rational numbers such as fractions and whole numbers can be rational numbers
There are no AI answers yet. The ability to request AI answers is coming soon!