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Which of the following is a rational number?

square root of 36, square root of 37, square root of 38, square root of 39

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Answer:

The answer to your question is
√(36)

Explanation:

Rational numbers definition. They are numbers that can be expressed are the division of two whole or more common as a fraction.

Process

1.- Express all the choices as fractions,

a)
√(36) = (6)/(1)
√(36) is a rational number because it agrees with the

definition.

b)
√(37)
√(37) is not a rational number because 37 has not exact

square root, then it does not follow the definition.

c)
√(38)
√(38) is not a rational number because 38 has not exact

square root.

d)
√(39)
√(39) it is not a rational number because 39 has not exact

square root, then it can not be expressed as the division

of two whole numbers.

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