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Which does not represent an integer? Question 1 options: −182 45 9–√ 0

Which does not represent an integer? Question 1 options: −182 45 9–√ 0
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Which does not represent an integer?

Question 1 options:


−182


45


9–√


0

User Peter Lyons
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Answer:

9 minus a square root is the answer I think...

Explanation:

Integers are all positive&negative numbers + 0

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