Let's tackle each section one by one:
Number Set Description:
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(√8, √9, √10):
- √9 is rational (3).
- √8 and √10 are irrational.
- Description: both rational and irrational numbers.
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(-7.4, 0, 3.232323...):
- -7.4 and 0 are rational. 3.232323... is also rational (as it's a repeating decimal).
- Description: rational numbers only.
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(-⅚, ⅞, π/2):
- -⅚ and ⅞ are rational, while π/2 is irrational.
- Description: both rational and irrational numbers.
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(√2, √5, π):
- All three are irrational numbers.
- Description: irrational numbers only.
Match Number with Description:
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0.123124125…:
- This is a rational non-repeating/non-terminating decimal.
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√49:
- This is a rational square root of a perfect square (7).
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0.567:
- This is a rational terminating decimal.
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√17:
- This is an irrational square root of a non-perfect square.
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0.898989…:
- This is a rational repeating decimal.
Expression Matching Scenario:
Bob's situation is:
- Owes $7 (−7) and earns $25 (+25) will be expressed as:
- Rational/Integer answer: Bob has some $ in his pocket in the end: -7 + 25 = 18.
Steps to Change Repeating Decimal to Fraction:
- x = 0.474747…
- 100x = 47.474747…
- subtract x = 0.474747…
- 99x = 47
- x = 47/99
Order from Largest to Smallest:
- |5| = 5
- |−4| = 4
- 2(3) = 6
- V(−9) (not a real number)
- -3
- -3(2) = -6
Largest to Smallest:
- 5, 4, 6, V(−9), -3, -6
Between Rational Numbers for √18 (≈4.24):
- Between 4.2 and 4.3.
Most Specific Set for Each Number:
- √42: irrational number.
- 4.56666…: rational number.
- √36: rational number (6).
- 6.263: rational number.
- 911: rational number (integer).
- 0: rational number (integer).
- −25: rational number (integer).
Inequality x ≥ −4:
The numbers that make the inequality true are:
- −46/11
- −2.101101110…
(Note: Check each of these to see if they fulfill the inequality; the negative square root of 10 is less than −4 and does not satisfy the inequality.)
I hope this helps with your questions! If you have more queries, feel free to ask.