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3 years ago

Are all real numbers, rational numbers?

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6 0

Hi there!

FALSE !!
" Are all real numbers are rational numbers "

$\bf{EXPLANATION}$ :-

Real number is a set of all the numbers.
Each and every kind of number, rational or irrational will be considered as a real number

Every rational number is real. But, Not all real numbers are rational.

~ Hope it helps!

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