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There's always e i x pi = -1 if we're allowed imaginary numbers.

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How do you turn an irrational number in to a rational number?

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Does irrational number raised to irrational number be rational number?

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Is an irrational number raised to an irrational power irrational?

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What is 1 to power of 10?

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Is 3 raised to the second power a rational number?

Yes.


Is 5 raised to the second power a rational number?

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When evaluated using rational values for the variables will result in an a rational number?

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What is the definitions for exponents?

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Is eleventeen a real number?

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What are raised numbers called?

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