Concept explainers
The set or sets of numbers to which real number
Answer to Problem 8E
The real number
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The real number
Formula used:
Real numbers are categorized as follows:
Natural number are the positive numbers (integer) which start from 1.
Whole number are positive numbers which start from 0.
Integers are numbers which is not a fraction (whole number).
Rational numbers are number which are in the form of
Irrational numbers are those number which cannot be expressed in the form of
Calculation:
Consider the providedreal number
Rewrite it as,
Recall that real numbers are categorized as follows:
Natural number are the positive numbers (integer) which start from 1.
Therefore, it is a natural number.
Whole number are positive numbers which start from 0.
Therefore, it is a whole number.
Integers are numbers which is not a fraction (whole number).
Therefore it is an integer.
Rational numbers are number which are in the form of
Therefore, it is a rational number.
Irrational numbers are those number which cannot be expressed in the form of
Therefore, it is not an irrational number.
Thus, the real number
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