Answer :
To determine which numbers are whole numbers from the list given, let's first understand what a whole number is. A whole number is a non-negative number without any decimal or fractional part. In simple terms, whole numbers are the set of numbers including zero and all the positive integers (0, 1, 2, 3, ...).
Now, let's go through the list of numbers one by one:
A. 99.8 - This number has a decimal part (.8), so it is not a whole number.
B. 650 - This number is a positive integer with no decimal or fractional part, so it is a whole number.
C. 87 - This number is also a positive integer with no decimal or fractional part, so it is a whole number.
D. 442.49 - This number has a decimal part (.49), so it is not a whole number.
E. [tex]\(\frac{1}{10}\)[/tex] - This is a fraction, and fractions are not whole numbers.
F. 6282 - This number is a positive integer with no decimal or fractional part, so it is a whole number.
So, the numbers that are whole numbers from the list are: 650, 87, and 6282.
Now, let's go through the list of numbers one by one:
A. 99.8 - This number has a decimal part (.8), so it is not a whole number.
B. 650 - This number is a positive integer with no decimal or fractional part, so it is a whole number.
C. 87 - This number is also a positive integer with no decimal or fractional part, so it is a whole number.
D. 442.49 - This number has a decimal part (.49), so it is not a whole number.
E. [tex]\(\frac{1}{10}\)[/tex] - This is a fraction, and fractions are not whole numbers.
F. 6282 - This number is a positive integer with no decimal or fractional part, so it is a whole number.
So, the numbers that are whole numbers from the list are: 650, 87, and 6282.
