The answer seemed to be that it was the logic of enlightenment rationalism itself that gave rise to such barbarism.
A rational number is one that has an ending.
It depends on if it is continued or not. A terminal decimal is always rational (such as 0.5) If it has a repeating pattern, its also rational (0.3333333333333333). If you mean 0.50550555055550555550555555 etc.) this is not rational.
If you mean 213 then it is a rational number because all integers or whole numbers are rational numbers.
The idea is to look for a rational number that is close to the desired irrational number. You can find rational numbers that are as close as you want - for example, by calculating more decimal digits.
"To throw cold water on an idea" means to criticize or show lack of enthusiasm for the idea, dampening the excitement or energy surrounding it. It implies discouragement or skepticism towards the idea.
Quivering means to shake slightly. Shivering is more related to the idea of cold.
To disparage an activity or idea. Bring it to an abrupt halt.
The answer seemed to be that it was the logic of enlightenment rationalism itself that gave rise to such barbarism.
A rational number is one that has an ending.
The person who created rational was Andrew Willlord. he was one topmathematicien in UK. He came up with the idea in 1926.
yes rational means repeating. same thing.
If you mean scurvy, then you can't catch it like a cold because it is a vitamin C deficiency rather than a viral illness. If you mean survey then I have no idea what you are talking about.
If you mean 4/9 as a fraction then it is a rational number
This question is neither a question, nor rational.
It depends on if it is continued or not. A terminal decimal is always rational (such as 0.5) If it has a repeating pattern, its also rational (0.3333333333333333). If you mean 0.50550555055550555550555555 etc.) this is not rational.
If you mean 213 then it is a rational number because all integers or whole numbers are rational numbers.