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Tabitha
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27 October, 01:26
Is - 5 an irrational number?
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Allyson Mcdonald
27 October, 01:44
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Nope. - 5 is rational.
Integers consist of whole numbers and their negatives. A rational number is a nimber that can be represented by a ratio of two integers. - 5 is rational and not irrational because it can be represented by - 5/1
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