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To which subset of the real number system does the number 1.5¯(repeating decimal) belong to?

1 answer:

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C rational numbers

natural numbers are numbers like
1, 2, 3, 4 etc

whole numbers are numbers without a fraction or decimals (natural)

irrational is just bunch of random numbers

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