Question

CHeck please?

Answer 1

i don't think you're correct

Answer 2

0 isn't irrational...

Answer 3

0 is an integer

Answer 4

irrational means you can't write "a/b" to represent the number

Answer 5

0 can be represented by, for example, 0/1

Answer 6

0 is the ultimate rational number

Answer 7

also, let's look at I. what ratio could represent that number?

Answer 8

only one choice left...

Answer 9

just to let confused guys know,\(\sqrt{49}\) is not irrational just bcuz its a sqrt.... it can be represented by 7/1

Answer 10

so is it sqrt 6?

Answer 11

yes sqrt 6...what else?

Answer 12

6 1/3?

Answer 13

that's 19/3

Answer 14

you have 1/3 there...rational numbers are fractions

Answer 15

therefore that automatically disqualifies fractions from being irrational

Answer 16

rational numbers = fractions and whole numbers

Answer 17

1.4949494949 then?

Answer 18

as well as 9.02?

Answer 19

right

Answer 20

9.02 is 902/100

Answer 21

and no

Answer 22

remember if you can convert it into "a/b" then it's rational

Answer 23

9.02 is rational

Answer 24

terminating decimals (decimals that have end) are rational

Answer 25

So its only sqrt 6 and 1.49494949?

Answer 26

non-terminating repeated decimals are also rational (like 0.33333333333)

Answer 27

yes sqrt 6 and 1.449494949944

Answer 28

correct?

Answer 29

i'm actually a pilot, this is important when using a kind of system called "DME"

Answer 30

seems too small...

Answer 31

pythagorean theorem \[\sqrt{14300^2 - 4100^2}\]

Answer 32

@ktklown you mean to tell me math is really important in life?

Answer 33

yes, 3.5 is not right

Answer 34

@lgbasallote i'm afraid so