why is pi a irrational number
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it is a terminating decimal
it is a terminating decimal
it is a nonterminating decimal, repeating decimal
it is a nonterminating decimal, repeating decimal
it is a nonterminating decimal, nonrepeating decimal and cannot be written as a fraction
it is a nonterminating decimal, nonrepeating decimal and cannot be written as a fraction
it can be written as a fraction
it can be written as a fraction
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Pi is actually an irrational number because it is a nonterminating decimal, nonrepeating decimal and cannot be written as a fraction. The decimal representation of pi goes on forever without repeating, and it cannot be expressed as a fraction or ratio of two integers. It is an important mathematical constant and is commonly approximated as 3.14159.