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Real numbers worksheet Help please and ty

Mathematics

1 answer:

Rina8888 [55]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. 30 → real, rational, integer, whole number, natural number

2. •11 → real, irrational

3. 5 ⁴/7 → real, rational, integer

4. √21 → real, irrational

5. 0 → real, rational, integer, whole, natural

6. -√9 → real, rational, integer, whole

7. 6/3 → real, rational, integer, whole, natural

8. π → real, irrational

9. 5⅔ → real, rational, integer

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