Question

not a number set that contains the number 0?

A.rational numbers
B.irrational numbers
C.whole numbers
D.integers

Answer 1

find the answer your self lazy

Answer 2

An irrational number is a number that cannot be expressed as a simple fraction or ratio, like Pi.

Answer 3

Ronnie, that's not how you answer a question on here. While yes, that is pretty lazy when she could just google the answer but still.

Answer 4

So, 0 would not be an irrational number since:
\[\frac{0}{n} = 0\]
As long as n does not equal 0, this ratio equals 0.

Answer 5

In other words, 0 is a rational number, an integer, and a whole number...
Rational #s: can we written as a fraction 230/42
Whole #s: All positive numbers, including 0
Integers: negative and positive #'s, including 0.
:3

Answer 6

halorazer shes my best friend

Answer 7

@iPwnBunnies thanks

Answer 8

And I'm just here like wut ;-;