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Which of the following is not an integer?


\sqrt{(64)/(4) }
-(54)/(7)
(-(25)/(5))²

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Answer:


-(54)/(7)

Explanation:

The first number is
\sqrt{(64)/(4) }

We simplify to get:
\sqrt{(64)/(4) }=√(16)=4

The second number is
-(54)/(7).

This number can be rewritten as
7 (5)/(7)=7.714285714287

This is not an integer

The third number is
((-25)/(5))^2

We simplify to get:
((-25)/(5))^2=(-5)^2=25

This is also an integer.

The correct answer is
-(54)/(7).

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