Operations on Real Numbers Quiz

A set can only contain unique elements (correct)

A set can contain both rational and irrational numbers

A set is a collection of numbers

An element of a set is a specific number within the set

A subset is always a proper superset of the parent set

A subset contains exactly the same elements as the parent set

A subset contains some, but not necessarily all, of the elements of the parent set (correct)

A subset is always a disjoint set from the parent set

Rational numbers are always positive, while irrational numbers can be negative

Rational numbers can be written as a fraction of two integers, while irrational numbers cannot (correct)

Rational numbers are always whole numbers, while irrational numbers are always non-whole numbers

Rational numbers have a finite decimal representation, while irrational numbers have an infinite non-repeating decimal representation

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