Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Rational numbers come in 3 different forms; integers, fractions and terminating or recurring decimals such as
1
3
.
Irrational numbers are quite 'messy'. They can't be written as fractions, they are never-ending, non-repeating decimals. An example of this is the value of
π
.
A whole number can be called an integer and is either a positive or negative number, or zero. An example of this is
0
,
1
and
−
365
.
