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3 years ago

No irrational numbers are whole numbers. True or false and why?

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4 0

Hi!

Irrational numbers cannot be whole numbers. In order to be a whole number, you cannot have any decimals or fractions. Irrational numbers possess these properties.

Hopefully, this helps! =)

statuscvo [17]3 years ago

3 0

That statement is true, irrational numbers are numbers that don't terminate or repeat. Pi is a common example of an irrational number and 1/3 is a common example of a rational number because it repeats.

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