1:-
0.25



- q not equal to zero hence proved
2:-
Its Slightly false.
Counter example :-
The sum of two rational numbers is may be rational. The sum of two irrational numbers is always irrational.”
ex:-


3:-
NOTA



I’m not sure, I think the second
Answer:
The answer is1202.5 . I guess
The answer is that 21 will be greater than minus one
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Answer:</h3>
7) 0.76 is a rational number
8) The list of favorable outcomes is {orange pop #1, orange pop #2}.
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Step-by-step explanation:</h3>
7) The product 0.4 × 1.9 is 0.76. This is not an integer, whole number, or natural number. It is a decimal fraction of finite length, so is a rational number.
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8) Often, a problem of this sort will ask for the probability of an orange pop outcome. This problem doesn't ask that. Rather it asks what the possible orange pop outcomes are. Drawing one orange pop from the box will give you one of ...
- orange pop #1
- orange pop #2
These are the possible outcomes.