Question

@sNoWfLaKe0531

Answer 1

Help :<

Answer 2

e.e
Remember what i said earlier
rational: terminates or repeats / can be put into fraction

Answer 3

So...
\[\frac{ 13 }{ 3 } that's~rational\]

So are the \[\sqrt{?}\] ??

And the irrational ones are the \[-77~and~0.1234 ?\]

Answer 4

-77 and 0.1234 can both be written in fraction form

Answer 5

also, whole numbers and decimals are rational

Answer 6

So they're all rational? o:

Answer 7

no-
square roots.... how can those rational

most root stuff sin't but there's an exception
-sqrt100, that's -10

Answer 8

I thought- Well my math book said they were continuing.. or wait, nope thats what google said.
So the \[\sqrt{37},\sqrt{100},-\sqrt{12}~are~all~Irrational?\]

Answer 9

sqrt37.. search it up, that's like a.... bizarre.... number thing
but -sqrt100 is -10.... since sqrt 100 is 10, -sqrt100 is -10
-sqrt12 is also -2sqrt3

Answer 10

I have one suggestion
for all of them, turn it into a decimal
if it repeats or stops/terminates, it's rational

Answer 11

Me struggling to understand thy speaker.

Words confuse me.

So I know we have to lower them to their lowest cost.
\[\sqrt{100}=10\]
\[\sqrt{37}= idk.\]\[\And 12\sqrt{2.3}\]
Right?

Answer 12

yes

altho it's not \[12\sqrt2.3\]
it's
\[-\sqrt12 = -2\sqrt3\]

Answer 13

Ya ya.

Answer 14

So, which ones are rational, which ones are irritational

Answer 15

Erm...

Answer 16

what is \[-\sqrt100\]
what do you get when you simplify it

Answer 17

Uhhh -10?

Or is it 10?



Or is it 5? o-o

Answer 18

Or is it -5 o-o

Answer 19

it's -10
so, it's a whole number

that's why -sqrt100 is a rational number xd

Answer 20

Okk- o-o