Bonus - BBC Learning English message boards

It is common to see a lot of rare number for me in my electronic engineering book.

So I have a question about how to pronounce the numbers.

Here’s my question and their reply.

Dear teacher:

I don't know how to pronounce
number with . e.g. 34.55
fraction e.g. 13/14
root sign e.g. √10

Are there any formal and informal pronunciation?
I will be glad to hear your answer.

Thank you very much.

Hi, birdKen,

34.55 = thirty-four point five five
13/14 = thirteen fourteenths

square root of ten

Rover

In fact, I have other questions, but I can’t type the specific sign.

And I think, there have to be a searching function.

After I post a question, it’s troubling to find what I post after a few days.

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