To categorize the provided number sets, let's analyze each one:
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(√8 , √9 , √10):
- √9 is a rational number (it equals 3).
- √8 and √10 are both irrational numbers.
- This set contains both rational and irrational numbers.
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(-7.4, 0, 3.232323..., √25):
- -7.4 is rational.
- 0 is rational.
- 3.232323... (which is 3.23 recurring) is rational.
- √25 is rational (it equals 5).
- This set consists entirely of rational numbers.
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(√2 , √5 , π):
- All three numbers (√2, √5, and π) are irrational.
- This set consists entirely of irrational numbers.
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(-⅚ , ⅞ , π/2):
- -⅚ and ⅞ are both rational numbers.
- π/2 is irrational.
- This set contains both rational and irrational numbers.
Now, summarizing these findings:
- Set 1: both rational and irrational numbers
- Set 2: rational numbers only
- Set 3: irrational numbers only
- Set 4: both rational and irrational numbers
Putting these responses in the correct input would look like this:
- (√8 , √9 , √10) - both rational and irrational numbers
- (-7.4, 0, 3.232323..., √25) - rational numbers only
- (√2 , √5 , π) - irrational numbers only
- (-⅚ , ⅞ , π/2) - both rational and irrational numbers