Rational, Real Integer, Whole, Irrational, Rational, Real, Natural Rational, Real, integer Irrational, Real Real, Integer, Whole, Natural, Rational Real, Rational Real, Irrational As seen above I did classify the numbers, the picture has the numbers classifed on part 3. Can somone please check that they are classified correctly and give explanations to each one why they can be classified that way.
Rational, Real Integer, Whole, Irrational, Rational, Real, Natural Rational, Real, integer Irrational, Real Real, Integer, Whole, Natural, Rational Real, Rational Real, Irrational As seen above I did classify the numbers, the picture has the numbers classifed on part 3. Can somone please check that they are classified correctly and give explanations to each one why they can be classified that way.
Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)
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Author:Robert F. Blitzer
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ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra
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Problem 1MCCP: In Exercises 1-25, simplify the given expression or perform the indicated operation (and simplify,...
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As seen above I did classify the numbers, the picture has the numbers classifed on part 3. Can somone please check that they are classified correctly and give explanations to each one why they can be classified that way.

Transcribed Image Text:Task 2
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
A = 6
B = 8
4
C = 3√675
15
23
21
D = 4√27
E = 3√7
11
5
-45 + 7(x + 2) — 6x (no justification needed)
= -45+ (7x + 14) - 6x
= -45+ (14 + 7x) - 6x
= (-45 + 14) + 7x - 6x
=-31 + 7x- 6x (no justification needed)
12
3
4√5
√16
27
= -31+ (7-6)x
= -31 + 1x (no justification needed)
= -31 + x
= x + (-31)
√28
-5.823
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