3.1 is a rational number because it is a terminating decimal that can be expressed as an improper fraction in the form of 31/10
No.
31/1000
Method 1: 75 - 31 = 44, half of 44 is 22 which is the smaller number so the larger is 53. Method 2: 75 = 38 + 37, difference 1. Add 15 to 38 and subtract 15 from 37 and you get 53 and 22. The choice is yours...
irrational
It is itself because 31 is a prime number
No.
Yes.
31/1000
Yes, it is 31/4. All numbers that can be written as an integer divided by another integer are rational.
31 is rational. All integers are rational since they can be expressed as a fraction of integers. 31 = 31/1 = 62/2 = 93/3, etc.
Yes, 0.62 is a rational number. A rational number can be written as the quotient of two integers. 0.62 can be written as 62/100, which can be simplified to 31/50.
No. It can be expressed as the ratio 31/10 and is, therefore, a rational number.
Method 1: 75 - 31 = 44, half of 44 is 22 which is the smaller number so the larger is 53. Method 2: 75 = 38 + 37, difference 1. Add 15 to 38 and subtract 15 from 37 and you get 53 and 22. The choice is yours...
Multiply that number by 31 and divide by 100, or, simply, multiply that number by 0.31
31 times 1 = 31 As 31 is a prime number, the only whole numbers that do it are 1 × 31. There is another method using fractions. Ex: 15.5 x 2=31Only 1 times 31 = 31 . This is because 31 is a Prime number.
irrational
irrational