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Answer:

I am sorry thats a lot to type out.

Explanation:

I will say that to know if its rational, you have to see if the integer can be written in a fraction (like 0.333, 89/10, -4, 0)

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Answer:

Whole numbers: 3,
√(4),
(49)/(7), zero

Integer but not whole: -100, -34, -4, -
(8)/(4)

Rational number: 9.23456,
(1)/(2),
(89)/(10), 0.333_

Irrational number:
\pi, 0.456783_,
√(8)

Explanation:

Whole number is any number that does not have a decimal and is not negative.
√(4) = 2.
(49)/(7) = 7. 0 is not negative and does not have a decimal so it is also a whole number.

Integers are any number that does not have a decimal and can be both positive or negative. -
(8)/(4) = -2.

A rational number can have a decimal but the decimal digits must terminate or the digit must repeat.
(1)/(2) is 0.5.
(89)/(10) is 8.9 and 0.333_ repeats the digit 3 so it is rational.

An irrational number can have a decimal and the decimal digits must list on forever or not repeat.
\pi is naturally an irrational number as it does not repeat and it spreads on forever. 0.456783_ does not repeat and goes on forever due to the dash at the back.
√(8) is also not rational.

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