The statement says:
"The number 0.35 belongs to the set of real numbers"
This is true, because 0.35 is a rational number, and all the rational numbers also are real numbers.
Is the statement true or false?
Here we have the statement:
0.35 ∈ R
Let's explain what this statement means:
The symbol "∈" means that the thing to the left of the symbol belongs to the set at the right of the symbol
And "R" refers to the set of real numbers, which is the set that conatins all the common numbers. (The set of real numbers is the union of the set of rational numbers and irrational numbers).
Then that statement says:
"The number 0.35 belongs to the set of real numbers"
This is true, because 0.35 is a rational number, and all the rational numbers also are real numbers.
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