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N-RN.3 Warmup M2-062-A02-V01

Explain closure properties of rational numbers and irrational results from rational/irrational sums and products.

Classify the product of two rational numbers as rational or irrational

Problem

Is \((2/3)(9/5)\) rational or irrational?

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The product of two rational numbers remains rational by closure, whether or not it is an integer. We’ll classify each factor from its integer-ratio form, multiply numerators and denominators, reduce the result, and verify that the final denominator is nonzero.

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Curriculum context
Course
Math II
Standard
N-RN.3
Category
Number and Quantity
Domain
The Real Number System
Objective
Explain closure properties of rational numbers and irrational results from rational/irrational sums and products.
Problem type
Classify the product of two rational numbers as rational or irrational