Which number is a rational, terminating decimal? (1 point)
7/9
Square root 64
5/11
0.363636…
A rational terminating decimal is a decimal number that ends or terminates after a certain number of digits.
Out of the given options, 5/11 is a rational terminating decimal because it can be expressed as a fraction with a denominator of 11, which is a factor of 10 (hence, a power of 10). This means that the decimal representation of 5/11 will terminate after a certain number of digits.
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Among the given options, 0.363636... is a rational terminating decimal. This decimal can be expressed as the fraction 4/11. Since the fraction can be written as a quotient of two integers, it is a rational number.
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You are correct, the number 0.363636... is a rational, terminating decimal. It can be expressed as the fraction 4/11. The repeating decimal pattern of 36 in 0.363636... terminates after two digits and can be expressed as a fraction with a numerator and denominator. Therefore, it is a rational number.