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Dorian Vaughan
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20 April, 05:36
Why is 3.14 rational, but pi is not?
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Adison West
20 April, 05:52
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Because pi is a non terminating number which means it repeats but not the same numbers one after another
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Snowflake
20 April, 05:56
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3.14 is rational because it's just an approximation of pi. 3.14 can be written as the fraction 3.14/100 but pi is never ending and cannot be written as a fraction since it goes on forever. (To be a rational number, the number has to be able to be written as a fraction.)
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