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OpenStudy (supercait10):

Please help me out with theses Questions. Question 1. Which of the following numbers is an example of an integer? A. -15 B. 3 - 5 C. yroot 7 D. 0.252525 . . . Question 2. Which statement is false? A. Every integer is a real number. B. The number zero is a rational number. C. Every irrational number is a real number. D. Every real number is a rational number. Question 3. How would you change this sentence to a true statement? Some irrational numbers are also rational numbers. A. All irrational numbers are also rational numbers.

OpenStudy (firekat97):

An integer is defined as a whole number (not a fraction, or decimal...). Negative whole numbers are also considered integers. So which option(s) do you think are correct for Q1?

OpenStudy (supercait10):

B. Half of the irrational numbers are also rational numbers. C. One-third of the irrational numbers are also rational numbers. D. Irrational numbers cannot be classified as rational numbers. Question 4. How would you change this sentence to a true statement? A. Every Irrational number is a rational number B. Every irrational number is a real number. C. Every irrational number is a whole number. D. Every irrational number is a perfect square. \[\sqrt{7}\] for Question 1, Choice 3 so u know

OpenStudy (supercait10):

um A?

OpenStudy (firekat97):

Yup thats correct

OpenStudy (firekat97):

For Q2, we have already established what an integer is, but do you know what rational and irrational numbers are?

OpenStudy (supercait10):

not really I was just thrown into Algebra and also it doesn't help much I suffered from a concussion so can't remember half the stuff I learn in school

OpenStudy (firekat97):

oh thats terrible :/ Anyway, a rational number is one which can be written in fraction form, where both, the numerator and denominator are whole numbers.. e.g. 2/3, 4/7 and irrational numbers are those which cannot be written into fractions like above, for e.g. π, because π is a never ending number, and you cannot write a never ending number in fraction form

OpenStudy (supercait10):

okay

OpenStudy (firekat97):

and do you know the definition of real numbers?

OpenStudy (supercait10):

include all rational and irrational numbers

OpenStudy (firekat97):

yes thats right. So in Q2 what do you think the answer is?

OpenStudy (supercait10):

umm a maybe

OpenStudy (firekat97):

Yup thats correct!

OpenStudy (firekat97):

and what do you think the answer to Q3 would be?

OpenStudy (supercait10):

D?

OpenStudy (firekat97):

Yup I also agree with that.

OpenStudy (firekat97):

and what do you think the answer to Q4 is?

OpenStudy (supercait10):

umm B?

OpenStudy (firekat97):

Yup thats correct!

OpenStudy (supercait10):

okay i might need ur help more

OpenStudy (firekat97):

sure, no problem!

OpenStudy (supercait10):

okay let me get a whole new question up so one minutes

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