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What value of x will make the equation true?
What value of x will make the equation true?
5
Which expressions represent rational numbers? (Check all that apply)
Which expressions represent rational numbers? (Check all that apply)
Who is correct, Sam or Jenna, regarding the square root of a rational number?
Who is correct, Sam or Jenna, regarding the square root of a rational number?
Jenna is correct because not all square roots are rational. An example is √2.
What is the sum and classification of the number provided?
What is the sum and classification of the number provided?
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How many repeating digits are in 0.536 (repeated)?
How many repeating digits are in 0.536 (repeated)?
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Which number is rational?
Which number is rational?
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What is 0.54 (repeated) converted to a simplified fraction?
What is 0.54 (repeated) converted to a simplified fraction?
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What is the value of x in the fraction for the repeating decimal converted?
What is the value of x in the fraction for the repeating decimal converted?
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The sum of a rational number and an irrational number equals what?
The sum of a rational number and an irrational number equals what?
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Which is the decimal expansion of 7/22?
Which is the decimal expansion of 7/22?
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Study Notes
Real Numbers Quiz Insights
- The equation x = 5 identifies x's value in mathematical expressions.
- Rational numbers can be identified among expressions; options b), d), and e) are rational.
- Jenna correctly states that the square root of a rational number can be irrational, providing examples like the square root of 2.
- The sum in one problem is approximately 3.31227766..., classified as an irrational number.
- The repeating decimal 0.536 has 3 repeating digits.
- The number 16 is classified as rational.
- The decimal 0.54 repeated converts to the simplified fraction 6/11.
- The repeating decimal in question converts and the corresponding value of x in the fraction is 11.
- The sum of a rational number and an irrational number is always an irrational number.
- The decimal expansion of the fraction 7/22 corresponds to option b) in the quiz.
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Test your understanding of real numbers with this engaging quiz. Explore topics such as rational numbers and the properties of square roots as you tackle various questions. Perfect for students looking to solidify their knowledge in mathematics.
