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The number (1.333and so on) belongs to which set of numbers? -rrational numbers -rational numbers, integers, and whole numbers -rational numbers and integers but not whole numbers -rational numbers but not integers or whole numbers
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First some definitions integer: any whole number e.g. -1,0,1 rational: can be expressed as a fraction with integral numerator and denominator. e.g. 1.25
all repeating numbers are rational
ok o.O
so its rational?
yes. do you know how to turn a repeating into a fraction to show it is rational?
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no
Ok, in this case 1.33333... let n = 1.33333... 10n = 13.33333... 10n-n = 12 9n = 12 n = 12/9
wait so the answer is d right?
yes
cool thx for explaining
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