Which number is a rational terminating decimal?(1 point)

Responses

5/11

1/3

39−−√

12−−√

7/8

1 answer

A rational terminating decimal is a fraction that, when expressed as a decimal, ends after a finite number of digits.

Among the options provided, we can analyze each one:

  1. 5/11 - This results in a repeating decimal (0.454545...).
  2. 1/3 - This also results in a repeating decimal (0.333...).
  3. √39 - This is an irrational number and does not terminate.
  4. √12 - This is also an irrational number and does not terminate.
  5. 7/8 - This results in a terminating decimal (0.875).

The only option that is a rational terminating decimal is 7/8.

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