To determine which of the given numbers is a rational number, we need to examine each option.
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\(√(32)\): \[ √(32) = √(16 \cdot 2) = √16 \cdot √2 = 4√2. \] Since \(√2\) is an irrational number, \(4√2\) is also irrational. Therefore, \(√(32)\) is not a rational number.
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81: The number 81 is a whole number, which means it can be expressed as the fraction \(\frac{81}{1}\). Hence, 81 is a rational number.
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90: Similar to 81, the number 90 can also be expressed as the fraction \(\frac{90}{1}\). Therefore, 90 is a rational number.
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\(√(125)\): \[ √(125) = √(25 \cdot 5) = √25 \cdot √5 = 5√5. \] Since \(√5\) is an irrational number, \(5√5\) is also irrational. Thus, \(√(125)\) is not a rational number.
The rational numbers from the options provided are 81 and 90.
So the answer choices are:
- A. \(√(32)\) - Not rational.
- B. 81 - Rational.
- C. 90 - Rational.
- D. \(√(125)\) - Not rational.
Thus, both B (81) and C (90) are rational numbers, but the question likely asks for one. If we have to select one:
The answer is 81.
So, the final answer is B. 81.