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1.2 Rational and Irrational Numbers
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Natural
number - smallest
Whole
number - after
natural
Integers
- after
whole
Rational
number -
biggest
Irrational
number - outside the circle
Number System
how
you group the numbers
Natural numbers
all
positive
integers from
1
to
infinity
and there is no
zero
included
Whole numbers
any number between
zero
to
infinity
, not including
decimals
or
fractions
Integers
both
positive
and
negative
numbers
Rational numbers
can be written as fractions
recurring
decimal
terminating
decimal (does not repeat) ex: 0.7238
the square/cube root of a square/cube number is rational ex:
√125 cube root is 5, so 5 is a rational number
important: all whole no. are
rational
, but not all rational numbers are
whole
no. cuz there are
decimals
and fractions in rational numbers
Irrational numbers
cannot be written as
fraction
square/cube
root that is not a square/cube no. ex:
√3
is not a square number
Examples of rational numbers:
recurring
- 0.7777777
terminating
- 0.17
integers
- -7/1
mixed fractions
- 3 1/3
Irrational
fractions
(can happen)
the
numerator
and
denominator
cannot be both
integers
meaning one has to be a
decimal