What does the decimal point let positional notation write?
AFractions
BRoman digits
CNegative signs
DPrime numbers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Fractions
1. The radix point is the decimal point in base ten.
2. It extends the notation to include fractions.
3. It does not create Roman digits, signs or primes.
_Source: Wikipedia, Positional notation, Lead section_
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