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How do you know that the sum of (-2 3/4) and 5/9 is rational?

A.The sum is a terminating and repeating decimal
B.The sum is a non-terminating and a non-repeating decimal.
C.The sum is a fraction
D.The sum is an integer

User Axnet
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Answer:

c

Explanation:


User Luismartingil
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Answer:

The sum is fraction therefore rational

Explanation:

Given two numbers


-2(3)/(4)\text{ and }(5)/(9)

we have to tell that how their sum is rational.

we add the above two number


-2(3)/(4)+(5)/(9)


(-11)/(4)+(5)/(9)


(-99+20)/(36)=(-79)/(36)=-2.194444...

Hence, the sum is we can say fraction or non-terminating but repeating which is the definition of a rational number.

∴ from the given options answer C is correct.

The sum is fraction therefore rational.

User Sunil Gowda
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