10 points! A few junior high school math fill in the blanks, will come!

Updated on educate 2024-08-05
9 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-15

    Positive integers, zeros, negative integers.

    Positive scores, negative scores.

    Positive integers, zeros, negative integers, positive fractions, negative fractions.

    Positive, zero. Negative, zero.

    Negative integer, zero.

    Positive integer, zero.

    Rational number. Irrational numbers (is there a typo?) Is it "infinite non-cyclic decimal is")? Right?

    Positive integers, negative integers, and 0s are collectively referred to as integers; Positive and negative scores are collectively referred to as fractions;

    Positive integers, negative integers, 0, positive fractions, and negative fractions are collectively referred to as rational numbers;

    Positive numbers and 0s are collectively referred to as non-negative numbers; Negative numbers and 0s are collectively referred to as non-positive numbers;

    Negative integers and 0s are collectively referred to as non-positive integers; Positive integers and 0s are collectively referred to as non-negative integers;

    Finite decimals and infinitely cyclic decimals can be considered as rational numbers; Infinite non-cyclic decimal multiplication is irrational.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-14

    Positive integers, zeros, and negative integers are collectively called integers Positive fractions and negative fractions are collectively referred to as fractions Positive integers, zeros, negative integers, positive fractions, and negative fractions are collectively referred to as rational numbers Positive numbers and zeros are collectively referred to as non-negative numbers Negative numbers and zeros are collectively referred to as non-positive numbers Zero and negative integers are collectively referred to as non-positive integers Zeros and positive integers are collectively referred to as non-negative integers Finite decimals and infinite cyclic decimals can be regarded as rational numbers Infinite non-cyclic decimals are called irrational numbers == I'm almost dizzying myself.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-13

    Positive integer, negative integer, 0 positive fraction, negative fraction.

    Positive fractions, negative fractions, positive integers, negative integers, 0

    Positive and 0 negative and 0

    Negative Positive Fraction and 0 Positive Negative Fraction and 0

    Fraction irrational number.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    0, positive integer, negative integer positive fraction, negative fraction.

    Ditto. Positive, o negative, o

    Negative integer, o o, positive integer.

    Rational Numbers Irrational numbers.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    It can be found in books, I hope you will learn about it.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    1.-1,3

    3.-4a b, -16, quadratic pentanomial, 3, 0, 3 (a-20), a+140

    2*5=2-10=-8, the answer is -8

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Connecting AB, then BAC+ ABE= C+ E

    So connect the auxiliary line and you'll understand.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    The interior is a pentagon, and the sum of the internal angles is: 5-2=3, 3*180=540°, and each angle forms a triangle with the two angles of the pentagram.

    There are five triangles: the inner angle and 180*5=900° minus the pentagonal inner angle 900-540=360°.

    But the apex angle of each pentagram is counted twice, so:

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Position 3Not necessarily children will have to do it themselves next time.

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