Question

Please Help: Medal +Fan

Answer 1

@freckles

Answer 2

have you written each of them in the following form:
\[x^\frac{b}{a}\]

Answer 3

you can use \[\sqrt[a]{x^b}=x^\frac{b}{a}\]
if you do not see a number in place of a on the left hand side understand it to be two

Answer 4

example:
\[\sqrt{x^b}=x^\frac{b}{2}\]

Answer 5

after writing each of them in that form , the next question for me to ask is do you know what an integer is?

Answer 6

for number one you have your fraction upside down*

Answer 7

inside number on top
outside number on bottom

Answer 8

amazing

Answer 9

now
reduce the fractions
you will see some become integers (basically you are looking for non-fractions after they have been reduced)

Answer 10

for example 4/2=?

Answer 11

2

Answer 12

2 is an integer (it is not a fraction though you can write it as a fraction so technically it is still a fraction :p)

Answer 13

what about 3/6?

Answer 14

0.5

Answer 15

it's an fraction

Answer 16

1/2 or 0.5 is not an integer


an integer will be in the following set:
...,-4,-3,-1,0,1,2,3,4,....100,...
the dots mean it goes on forever and ever

Answer 17

maybe you can try the rest now

Answer 18

I can check your choices you make if you want me to

Answer 19

on no I forgot to write -2 in my set above
:p

Answer 20

the non-fraction things there are the integers

Answer 21

looks great
you did awesome

Answer 22

I'm going to leave eat now unless you have questions on this particular one

Answer 23

that's it, thanks!

Answer 24

have a good day