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classified of $${\mathtt{\,-\,}}{\mathtt{root4}} = {\mathtt{\,-\,}}{\sqrt{{\mathtt{4}}}}$$  is whole, integar, rational, irrational or real #?

 May 16, 2015

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First, you solve it. The answer is - 2. -2 is classified as integer, rational, and real. By the way, a number can be either real or irrational, but not both. If something is natural, whole, an integer, and/or rational then it is also real.

Definitions:

Natural: Counting numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ...)

Whole numbers: Natural number, but also including 0

Integers: Whole Numbers and their opposites (the positives and negatives)

Rational Numbers: Decimals or fractions that terminate (don't go on forever) or decimals that repeat in a pattern

Real: Any number that is natural, whole, an integer, and/ or rational

Irrational: Any term that has a decimal or fraction that does not terminate and continues in a seemingly random way (ex. Pi [3.14159...])

 

- Farid

 May 17, 2015
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Best Answer

First, you solve it. The answer is - 2. -2 is classified as integer, rational, and real. By the way, a number can be either real or irrational, but not both. If something is natural, whole, an integer, and/or rational then it is also real.

Definitions:

Natural: Counting numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ...)

Whole numbers: Natural number, but also including 0

Integers: Whole Numbers and their opposites (the positives and negatives)

Rational Numbers: Decimals or fractions that terminate (don't go on forever) or decimals that repeat in a pattern

Real: Any number that is natural, whole, an integer, and/ or rational

Irrational: Any term that has a decimal or fraction that does not terminate and continues in a seemingly random way (ex. Pi [3.14159...])

 

- Farid

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