Question

is 3 a irrational number

Answer 1

Is it a never ending decimal?

Answer 2

no

Answer 3

so the answer is what?/

Answer 4

Is 3 a never ending decimal or not?

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

3 is a whole number

Answer 7

is 1 over 8 an irrational number

Answer 8

No..

3 isn't even a never ending decimal. Like I replied in one of your other questions. An irrational number is a real number that cannot be written as a simple fraction aka a never ending fraction

Answer 9

Tell me what is \(\sf \large \frac{1}{8}\) is?

Answer 10

(You take 1 and divide it by 8)

Answer 11

0.125

Answer 12

Can 0.125 be written as a fraction?

Answer 13

no

Answer 14

is 1.24562 a rational number or irrational?

Answer 15

Stop hold on a second please

Answer 16

you get it

Answer 17

0.125 can be written as a fraction...

All you got to do is put 125 over 1,000 \(\sf \large ->\) \(\sf \large \frac{125}{1,000}\)

0.125 = \(\sf \large \frac{125}{1,000}\)

What is \(\sf \large \frac{125}{1,000}\) simplified?

Answer 18

0.125

Answer 19

How did I get \(\sf \large \frac{125}{1,000}\)?

All I did was take the decimal, 0.125, and put it over 1, \(\sf \large \frac{0.125}{1}\), and then multiply both the numerator and denominator by three 10's..

(numerator) \(\sf \large 0.125*10*10*10~=~125\)
(denominator) \(\sf \large 1*10*10*10~=~1,000\)

Vuala, and I meant what is \(\sf \large \frac{125}{1,000}\) simplified as a fraction?

Answer 20

can you just give me the answer please!!

Answer 21

All you gotta do is divide 125 by 125 and 1,000 by 125

\(\sf \large \frac{125/125}{1,000/125}\)

Answer 22

And this will help you with future problems

Answer 23

0.008

Answer 24

and just 8