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It certainly can! All Irrational Numbers (numbers that can't be written as fractions, and in decimal form go endlessly without a pattern) are real (not divided by zero and not connected to the square root of a negative number).

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Yes. There are more irrational real numbers than rational real numbers - an order of infinity more.

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