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What is the expected result when adding a rational number and an irrational number?
What is the expected result when adding a rational number and an irrational number?
- The result can be rational or irrational (correct)
- The result is always rational
- The result is always an integer
- The result is always irrational
Which of the following statements is true when multiplying a non-zero rational number with an irrational number?
Which of the following statements is true when multiplying a non-zero rational number with an irrational number?
- The result is always irrational (correct)
- The result is always rational
- The result can be rational or irrational
- The result is always an integer
If you add or subtract two irrational numbers, what may the result be?
If you add or subtract two irrational numbers, what may the result be?
- Always an integer
- Always rational
- Either rational or irrational (correct)
- Always irrational
What does it mean when $a = b$ for real numbers?
What does it mean when $a = b$ for real numbers?
How does one represent $n$ on the number line for any positive integer $n$?
How does one represent $n$ on the number line for any positive integer $n$?
Which statement is true about irrational numbers?
Which statement is true about irrational numbers?
In the process of finding $x$ for any given positive real number $x$, how should the midpoint of $AC$ be marked?
In the process of finding $x$ for any given positive real number $x$, how should the midpoint of $AC$ be marked?
If a point is represented as $m$, where $m$ is a natural number, what type of number does it represent?
If a point is represented as $m$, where $m$ is a natural number, what type of number does it represent?
Are all square roots of positive integers irrational?
Are all square roots of positive integers irrational?
What type of number can be created by following the process described in the 'square root spiral' activity?
What type of number can be created by following the process described in the 'square root spiral' activity?
What happens when you divide an irrational number by another irrational number?
What happens when you divide an irrational number by another irrational number?
When multiplying two irrational numbers, the result is most likely to be:
When multiplying two irrational numbers, the result is most likely to be:
Which of the following numbers is considered irrational?
Which of the following numbers is considered irrational?
If we add an irrational number to a rational number, the result is:
If we add an irrational number to a rational number, the result is:
When multiplying two irrational numbers, the result is:
When multiplying two irrational numbers, the result is:
Dividing an irrational number by a rational number can result in:
Dividing an irrational number by a rational number can result in:
Taking the square root of an irrational number may result in:
Taking the square root of an irrational number may result in:
If all irrational numbers are put into a bag with rational numbers, what remains on the number line?
If all irrational numbers are put into a bag with rational numbers, what remains on the number line?
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