A repeating decimal or decimal that terminates is called a 

• Natural Number
• Irrational Number
• Rational Number
• Whole Number

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What are your counting numbers (1,2,3..)?

• Rational Numbers
• Whole Numbers
• Natural Numbers
• Irrational Numbers

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A number can be rational and irrational.

• True
• False

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All whole numbers are integers.

• False
• True

What is an example of an irrational number?

• -2/3
• .75575557654..
• 23
• 0

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What is true about irrational numbers?

• They are terminating decimals.
• They are non-repeating decimals.
• They are fractions.
• They are natural numbers.

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Classify the Number: 120

• Counting, whole, integers rational, real
• Irrational, real
• whole
• Whole, counting

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How would 5/9 be classified?

• rational and real
• whole and integer
• only real
• only irrational

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Is √2 Irrational?

• Yes
• No

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Classify the number: -23

• natural, whole, integer, rational, real

• integer, rational, real

• integer, irrational, real

• whole, integer, rational, real

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