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    • What is a terminating decimal?

      • A decimal that ends
      • Example: 0.75 from 3/4
    • How can rational numbers be expressed?
      As fractions or terminating/recurring decimals
    • What are rational numbers?
      Numbers expressible as fractions of whole numbers
    • How can the whole number 5 be expressed as a rational number?
      As 5/1
    • What is the fractional form of rational numbers?
      They can be written as a fraction
    • What is a recurring decimal?
      • A decimal that repeats forever
      • Example: 0.666... from 2/3
    • Which operations are rational numbers closed under?
      Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
    • What is the decimal representation of the fraction 34\frac{3}{4}?

      0.75
    • How can rational numbers be represented?
      As fractions or terminating/recurring decimals
    • What are irrational numbers?
      Numbers that cannot be written as fractions
    • Why can't irrational numbers be expressed as fractions?
      They have non-repeating, non-ending decimal forms
    • How do the decimal forms of irrational numbers differ from rational numbers?
      They are infinite and non-repeating.
    • What is an exception to the closure property of rational numbers?
      Division by zero
    • What are rational numbers?
      Numbers that can be expressed as fractions
    • What are irrational numbers?
      Numbers that cannot be expressed as fractions
    • What is the approximate value of π (pi)?
      3.141592653...
    • What is the approximate value of π (pi)?
      Approximately 3.14159
    • What does the decimal approximation of √2 indicate about its nature?
      It goes on forever without repeating.
    • What is the square root of 2 classified as?
      An irrational number
    • What are the characteristics of irrational numbers?
      • Cannot be written as fractions
      • Decimal forms never end
      • Decimal forms do not repeat
    • What is a defining characteristic of irrational numbers?
      They cannot be expressed as fractions.
    • What does it mean for a rational number to be in decimal form?
      It either terminates or recurs
    • What is the decimal representation of the fraction 23\frac{2}{3}?

      0.666...
    • Why do irrational numbers have non-repeating decimals?
      Because they cannot be expressed as fractions
    • What is the square root of 3 classified as?
      An irrational number
    • How is π (pi) used in mathematics?
      To calculate the circumference of a circle
    • Why are irrational numbers considered non-fractional?
      They cannot be expressed as a fraction of whole numbers.
    • Why can irrational numbers not be expressed as simple fractions?
      • Their decimal representations go on forever
      • They do not repeat
      • They cannot be simplified to a fraction
    • What is the approximate value of √3?
      Approximately 1.7320508
    • Why is √2 considered an irrational number?
      It cannot be written as a fraction.
    • What distinguishes rational numbers from irrational numbers in terms of their decimal representation?
      Rational numbers have terminating or recurring decimals
    • Why is √2 considered an irrational number?
      It has a non-repeating, infinite decimal
    • What are the properties of irrational numbers?
      • Non-fractional form: Cannot be expressed as a fraction.
      • Infinite decimals: Decimal forms never end and do not repeat.
      • Not closed: Adding or multiplying may yield rational or irrational results.
    • What is the approximate value of √2?
      Approximately 1.41421356
    • What is the definition of a rational number?
      Can be written as a fraction
    • What is the definition of an irrational number?
      Cannot be written as a fraction
    • What is the approximate value of √2?
      1.414213562...
    • Why is 3/4 considered a rational number?
      It equals 0.75, a terminating decimal
    • What does closure under addition mean for rational numbers?
      Combining two rational numbers yields another rational number
    • How does the decimal form of rational numbers differ from irrational numbers?
      Rational decimals terminate or recur
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