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Angie claims that the statement "irrational numbers are real numbers" is NEVER true.
Is Angie correct?
If yes, explain why. (in only 2 sentences simple
If no, provide an example (in only 2 sentences simple)
Is Angie correct?
If yes, explain why. (in only 2 sentences simple
If no, provide an example (in only 2 sentences simple)
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No, Angie is not correct. The statement "irrational numbers are real numbers" is true because irrational numbers, such as √2 or π, are part of the set of real numbers, which includes both rational and irrational numbers.
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