Question

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Answer 1

c) 0.23

Explanation:

Let's look through these one by one to check if they're a rational number or not. First, we have e. It's also known as "Euler's number," and it goes on forever and doesn't repeat. Since it doesn't repeat or terminate, it's not a rational number.

What about
`√(3)`? Well, if we look this up, we get 1.732050... and it doesn't look like it repeats or terminates. So this isn't a rational number.

Let's take a look at 0.23. Well, this looks like a terminating decimal. It can be written as a fraction (
`(23)/(100)`). So it's a rational number.

Just to make sure, let's check
`(\pi )/(2)`. While it is written as a fraction, when you divide it out, it creates a non-repeating, non-terminating decimal, so this is not a rational number.

Hopefully that was helpful! If you have any more questions, let me know.

Answer 2

the answer is c because a is a letter, b is never ending, and d is a fraction with pi in it