2. Consider the division operations below and choose whether the result can be rational,
1 answer:
Answer:
All are rational.
Step-by-step explanation:
1)
=1/3/3/5
=1/3×5/3
=5/9
5/9 is non-terminating and recurring number so it is rational.
2)
4/3√9/5
=4/3*3/5
=4/5
4/5 is a terminating number it is rational.
3)
2*√16/√4
=2*4/2
=4
4 is a natural/whole number it is also rational.
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