MCQ
Every real number is:
- AEither rational or irrational.
- BNeither rational nor irrational.
- CRational.
- DIrrational.
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Answer
- Either rational or irrational.
Solution:
Either you can make a fraction from two whole numbers (denominator $\not=$ 0), thus a rational number. Or you can't, thus irrational.
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