Math, asked by NekoKitty, 11 months ago

Can somebody answer this??

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Answered by vishalgajranideepak

$yes \: \pi - \frac{22}{7} \: is \: a \: rational \: number. \\ this \: is \: bcoz \: \pi = \frac{22}{7} \\ so \: \frac{22}{7} - \frac{22}{7} = 0$

$HOPE THIS HELPS YOU$

priyanka9492: when value of pi = 22/7 is not mentioned in question one can't use it .. u don't know??

NekoKitty: I do... but tge question is to justify it is a rational no. which means the given question is... RATIONAL

NekoKitty: Im sorry but usually they say, use pi = 22/7, unless stated otherwise...

priyanka9492: ok thanks

NekoKitty: Yeah thanks to you too... :)

Anonymous: When π = 3.14 is not mentioned we cant use that. But anywhere π = 22/7 is applicable so this answer is absolutely right ✔✔✔✔✔

Answered by priyanka9492

no it is not a rational no.

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NekoKitty: Sorry, but the question is to justify that IT is a rational no.

priyanka9492: but u haven't mentioned that value of pi nd if u take it 22/7 then yeah obviously 0 is a rational no. obtained after the substraction

priyanka9492: ok

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