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Which lists contain only irrational numbers? Select all that apply.\newlineMulti-select Choices:\newline(A)80,90,110,120,140\sqrt{80}, \sqrt{90}, \sqrt{110}, \sqrt{120}, \sqrt{140}\newline(B)25,64,81,49,36\sqrt{25}, \sqrt{64}, \sqrt{81}, \sqrt{49}, \sqrt{36}\newline(C)0.7,0.9,0.1,0.3,0.50.\overline{7}, 0.\overline{9}, 0.\overline{1}, 0.\overline{3}, 0.\overline{5}\newline(D)7,9,11,3,5-7, -9, -11, -3, -5\newline(E)18,14,12,24,32\sqrt{18}, \sqrt{14}, \sqrt{12}, \sqrt{24}, \sqrt{32}

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Q. Which lists contain only irrational numbers? Select all that apply.\newlineMulti-select Choices:\newline(A)80,90,110,120,140\sqrt{80}, \sqrt{90}, \sqrt{110}, \sqrt{120}, \sqrt{140}\newline(B)25,64,81,49,36\sqrt{25}, \sqrt{64}, \sqrt{81}, \sqrt{49}, \sqrt{36}\newline(C)0.7,0.9,0.1,0.3,0.50.\overline{7}, 0.\overline{9}, 0.\overline{1}, 0.\overline{3}, 0.\overline{5}\newline(D)7,9,11,3,5-7, -9, -11, -3, -5\newline(E)18,14,12,24,32\sqrt{18}, \sqrt{14}, \sqrt{12}, \sqrt{24}, \sqrt{32}
  1. Identify Number Nature: Step 11: Identify the nature of numbers in each list.\newline- List A: 80\sqrt{80}, 90\sqrt{90}, 110\sqrt{110}, 120\sqrt{120}, 140\sqrt{140}. All these numbers are square roots of non-perfect squares, which are irrational.
  2. Check List B: Step 22: Check List B: 25\sqrt{25}, 64\sqrt{64}, 81\sqrt{81}, 49\sqrt{49}, 36\sqrt{36}. These are all square roots of perfect squares, which are rational numbers.
  3. Examine List C: Step 33: Examine List C: 0.70.\overline{7}, 0.90.\overline{9}, 0.10.\overline{1}, 0.30.\overline{3}, 0.50.\overline{5}. These are repeating decimals, which are rational numbers.
  4. Analyze List D: Step 44: Analyze List D: 7-7, 9-9, 11-11, 3-3, 5-5. These are all integers, and integers are rational numbers.
  5. Review List E: Step 55: Review List E: 18\sqrt{18}, 14\sqrt{14}, 12\sqrt{12}, 24\sqrt{24}, 32\sqrt{32}. Similar to List A, these are square roots of non-perfect squares, which are irrational.

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