To determine which numbers are rational, we need to identify if the numbers can be expressed as a fraction of two integers. The following numbers are rational:
- Square root of 36 (√36) = 6, which is rational since it can be expressed as 6/1.
- 2.7 is also rational because it can be expressed as 27/10.
- 11/23 is rational as it is already in the form of a fraction (p/q) where both p and q are integers.
The other options are:
- π (pi) is not rational because it cannot be expressed as a fraction of two integers.
- Square root of 72 (√72) simplifies to 6√2, which is not a rational number because √2 is irrational.
- Square root of 14 (√14) is also not rational as it cannot be expressed as a fraction.
Thus, the three rational numbers are:
- Square root of 36 (6)
- 2.7
- 11/23