Why is it sometimes easier to open an account with a bank rather than with a credit union? a. most credit unions require some kind of affiliation, but banks will let anyone with money open an account. b. credit unions usually require more paperwork than banks. c. banks can generally open an account immediately, but credit unions require a waiting period. d. banks can open accounts over the phone or online, but credit unions can only open accounts in person.

The answer Is A.Most credit unions require some kind of affiliation, but banks will let anyone with money open an account.

Option A is the answer.

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Why is it sometimes easier to open an account with a bank rather than with a credit union?

The answer is - Most credit unions require some kind of affiliation, but banks will let anyone with money open an account.

Credit unions are made by its members who loan out money to its members. So, everyone cannot be a part of credit unions. But banks never deny anyone to open an account if the person comes with money.

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Rational Numbers
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Whole Numbers (1, 25, 50)
Integers (-5, 6)
Terminating Decimals (0.5, 0.5266)
Repeating Decimals (1.333333333(1/3) 1/9 (1.1111111111111))

Irrational Numbers
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Repeating Decimals in No Specified Order (, √2)
Anything That Cannot Be Written as a Fraction
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Now we can solve the problem. A rational number between 5.2 and 5.5 is 5.3 since it is a terminating decimal and can be written as a fraction ().

An irrational number is √26, which is about 5.1 when it is rounded to the nearest hundredth. It is irrational because it is a repeating decimal in no specific order. √26 is actually 5.099019513592... which has no specified order of numbers so therefore it cannot be written as a fraction and is an irrational number.

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