Question

Is square root of seventy-one rational or irrational? Explain your reasoning

Answer 1

Please help me need to pass an Exam anyone with the best answer will get a medal.

Answer 2

so does that mean its irrational?

Answer 3

rational - can be expressed as a fraction
irrational - CAN'T be expressed as a fraction

.142857142857142857... IS a rational number
It CAN be shown as a fraction = 1/7

square root of 71 CANNOT be shown as a fraction
square root of 71 = 8.42614977317636

MOST square roots CANNOT be expressed as a fraction

Answer 4

Square root of 71 IS IRRATIONAL
:-)

Answer 5

thanks hey I have another question for you .

Answer 6

Okay - go ahead

Answer 7

Do the points the coordinate pairs two comma eight, eight comma eight, eight comma zero, and two comma zero represent the vertices of a square or a rectangle? Explain.

Answer 8

HELP ME OUT ANYONE PLEASE!!!!

Answer 9

The four points
(2,8) (8,8) (8,0) (2,0)
form a (6 x 8( width by height)
rectangle

Answer 10

Sorry for the delay L1yah - I had to retype the 4 co-ordinates and make a graphic.
:-)

Answer 11

its ok thanks for the help .

Answer 12

okay glad I could help out

Answer 13

hey I have another question out if you can find it and help out that would be very nice of you thanks for everything though.

Answer 14

go ahead

Answer 15

Which statement is true?

square root of five is less than 2

8 is greater than square root of sixty-seven

9 is less than square root of ninety

square root of seven is greater than 3

Answer 16

sqrt (5) = 2.2360679775
sq root(67) = 8.1853527719
sq root (90) = 9.4868329805
sq root (7) = 2.6457513111

It seems that
9 is less than square root of ninety
is true

Answer 17

thanks hey not be a problem or anything but I have two more problems

Answer 18

Might as well

Answer 19

Match the vertices of each triangle with its classification.



Match Term Definition
(1, -2), (3, 3), (5, -2) A) right scalene
(3, -2), (1, -2), (-2, 0) B) right isosceles
(-4, 2), (-4, 6), (0, 2) C) acute isosceles
(3, 5), (5, 1), (3, 1) D) obtuse scalene

Answer 20

Hey are you their????????

Answer 21

Yes I'm still here (working on your ONE problem) - there's another problem after this right?

Answer 22

That problem is worded VERY badly.

(I think you can match the multiple choice letters to the triangle coordinates correct?)

Answer 23

It would be a LOT easier if the triangles were numbered (1 through 4) and then you had to match those to the letters (A through D).

Answer 24

Here are the triangles matched up by coordinates to letter.