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3 years ago

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A. Real number. True, all rational numbers are real; SELECT ME

B. Non-real; nope, it's real, so not non-real

C. Irrational; nope, it's a rational number, the ratio of integers

D. Rational. Natural numbers on top and bottom, bottom not zero. SELECT ME.

E. Integer; no, it's a fraction.

F. Whole; that's a non-negative integer, nope.

G. Natural, that's a non-zero whole number, nope.

Answer: A D

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