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Calculus A1 (9/20)

Rational numbers are real numbers with decimals that either end with an infinite number of zeros, or a repeating block of numbers.
Example: 0.500000

What are irrational numbers?

located at the boundary points
Numbers that are not rational and have an endless/ non repeating (sequence of numbers) of decimal expansion
Numbers that are used in the point slope equation
located at the origin of a graph

Calculus A1 (9/20)

Rational numbers are real numbers with decimals that either end with an infinite number of zeros, or a repeating block of numbers. Example: 0.500000

What are irrational numbers?

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Rational numbers are real numbers with decimals that either end with an infinite number of zeros, or a repeating block of numbers.
Example: 0.500000