Asked by josh
Which numbers are rational? The dots, . . . , indicate that the pattern continues.
I.
7.7777777 . . .
II.
7.234
III.
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Part 1
Which numbers are rational?
A.
II only
B.
I only
C.
II and III
D.
III only
E.
I and II
F.
None of these
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Rational numbers have decimal representations that either terminate or eventually repeat a fixed block.
I. 7.7777777... = 7.\overline{7} is a repeating decimal → rational.
II. 7.234 is a terminating decimal → rational.
III. 7.70770777... shows no fixed repeating block (the runs of 7's grow), so it is nonterminating and nonrepeating → not rational.
Therefore I and II are rational. Answer: E.
I. 7.7777777... = 7.\overline{7} is a repeating decimal → rational.
II. 7.234 is a terminating decimal → rational.
III. 7.70770777... shows no fixed repeating block (the runs of 7's grow), so it is nonterminating and nonrepeating → not rational.
Therefore I and II are rational. Answer: E.
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