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the number is 84/12. i have no clue if it could be an integer, rational, or irrational. Can you explain what the terms me
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Question 99446: I am trying to classify each set the number belongs to.
the number is 84/12. i have no clue if it could be an integer, rational, or irrational. Can you explain what the terms mean with an example for each??? Answer by scottnascar(12) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! integer means whole number and its opposites. example: -10 & 10
rational means it is a termanting decimal a fraction or a counting number 1 1/2 1.33 -10 10
irrational numbers are non termanting decimals like 1.5747357580967895789673
84/12= 7 so it is a rational number and also and integer
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