Question

FYI: Not from a test and it is to get my grades up, please help<3

Answer 1

the best way to approach this problem is to look for *irrational* numbers and eliminate any answer choices with those

as a reminder, an irrational number cannot be written as the quotient of two integers (a/b).

non-perfect square roots are irrational
pi is also irrational

with that in mind, what do you think?

Answer 2

i think maybe c or b

Answer 3

pi is irrational, so it can't be B (you're looking for an answer choice with *no* irrational numbers)

additionally, 41 is not a perfect square, so sqrt(41) is irrational, eliminating C

try to think carefully about what numbers are perfect squares or not. remember that perfect squares have integer square roots (like sqrt(1) = 1, sqrt(4) = 2, etc.)

Answer 4

im thinking D now

Answer 5

yeah! it was D

Answer 6

tysmmm!

Answer 7

good, D only has an integer, terminating decimals, and the square root of 100 which is simply 10 so it's rational, making D the only one w/ only rational numbers