Question

No irrational numbers are integers.

All whole numbers are irrational numbers.


Some whole numbers are not rational numbers.


Some rational numbers are not whole numbers
(true or false for all four of them)

Answer 1

Answer:Why this again? math is simple but this is not even though I’m in 6th grade. True false false true

Step-by-step explanation: true , false , false , true

Answer 2

1. true
2. false
3. false
4. true

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Step-by-step explanation:

Problem 1

A rational number is any fraction of integers such as 2/3 and 4/7. An irrational number is something that cannot be written as this type of fraction. A famous example is the number pi = 3.14...

This means that any irrational number is not rational, and by extension is not an integer or whole number either. Any integer is automatically rational. Example: 7 = 7/1.

This is why the first answer is true

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Problem 2

Refer to the explanation for problem 1. I talked about how the whole numbers are completely separate from the irrational numbers. Therefore, we arrive at an answer of false.

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Problem 3

This is false because any whole number like 13 can be written as a fraction. 13 = 13/1

Therefore, any whole number is automatically rational.

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Problem 4

This is true. The rational number 2/3 isn't a whole number, but 13 = 13/1 is whole number.