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2 years ago

Write down a number that is not a rational number. explain why.

1 answer:

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3.7491739193721... because rational numbers are numbers like -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 and decimals like 3.3333333 and 1.62162162162162 because they repeat the same numbers like a pattern, with 3 repeating or 162.The decimal 3.7491739193721... is not rational, or irrational because it is not repeating or terminating, or stopped.

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