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1 Objective Classify Real Numbers

2 Two Kinds of Real Numbers
Rational Numbers Irrational Numbers

3 Branching Real Numbers
Rational Irrational Now let’s break these subsets down further!

4 The Real Number System Real Numbers Rational Numbers:
Can be written as a Ratio (fraction) of two integers. Irrational Numbers: Cannot be written as a ratio (fraction) of two integers. Integers: {…-2,-1,0,1,2,…} Whole Numbers: {0,1,2,3,…} As we build this diagram, we discuss the types of numbers and relate it back to the video if applicable. Natural Numbers: {1,2,3,…}

5 Placing Numbers Correctly
√2 8/ 2 π -√225 -1 3/4 1 29 √9 Real Numbers Rational Numbers Irrational Numbers Integers Whole Numbers Natural Numbers

6 How are natural numbers and whole number different?
Contrast… How are natural numbers and whole number different? WHole numbers include 0

7 How are natural numbers and whole number different?
Contrast… How are natural numbers and whole number different? WHole numbers include 0

8 How are natural numbers and whole number different?
Contrast… How are natural numbers and whole number different? WHole numbers include 0

9 How are integers and rational numbers different?
Contrast How are integers and rational numbers different? Integers do not include fractions

10 How are natural numbers and whole number different?
Contrast… How are natural numbers and whole number different? WHole numbers include 0

11 Examples of Rational Numbers
16 1/2 3.56 -8 1.3333… - 3/4 Can you write 16 as a ratio? Now try writing -8 as a ratio!

12 Examples of Irrational Numbers
ALL NON-PERFECT ROOTS Pi 17 3 30 π What is another non-perfect root?

13 Rational & Irrational Numbers
real, rational, integer

14 Rational & Irrational Numbers
real, rational Rational

15 Rational Rational & Irrational Numbers
real, rational, integer, whole, natural

16 Rational & Irrational Numbers
real, rational Rational

17 Rational Rational & Irrational Numbers
real, rational, integer, whole, natural

18 Rational & Irrational Numbers
real, rational, integer, whole

19 Rational & Irrational Numbers
NOT EVEN A REAL NUMBER not real

20 Exit Ticket Write a number that is a rational number
but not an integer. 2. Identify the all the categories for the following numbers -7 …..

21 Rational Numbers A rational number is a real number that can be written as a fraction of two integers. When written as a decimal: The decimal ends OR The decimal repeats the same exact digit/s (bar notation)

22 How to identify Rational Numbers
Integers and whole numbers Fractions of 2 integers Decimals that end Decimals that don’t end BUT repeat the same exact pattern Perfect Roots!! (i.e. square roots, cube roots…)

23 Irrational Numbers An irrational number is a number that cannot be written as a fraction of two integers. When written as a decimal: The decimal never ends! AND The decimal does NOT have a repeating pattern.

24 How to identify Irrational Numbers
Decimals that go on forever with NO repeating pattern. Non-Perfect Roots!!

25 TRUE TRUE OR FALSE When dividing a rational number by a rational number you will always get a rational number. (A RATION OF 2 INTEGERS)

26 RATIONAL ÷ RATIONAL 7÷8= 0.875 RATIONAL 1 2 ÷ 2 5 = 5 4 or 1.25 RATIONAL ÷ 8.2 = 56.177 RATIONAL

27 TRUE TRUE OR FALSE When dividing an irrational number by a rational number you will always get an irrational number. Both have negative, positive, and zero

28 7÷ 5 = 3.130495168… 4÷𝜋 = 1.27323954…. IRRATIONAL ÷ RATIONAL
7÷ 5 = IRRATIONAL 4÷𝜋 = …. IRRATIONAL

29 FALSE TRUE OR FALSE When dividing an irrational number by a irrational number you will always get an irrational number. Both have negative, positive, and zero

30 IRRATIONAL ÷ IRRATIONAL
𝜋 𝜋 = RATIONAL 1 = 1 2 RATIONAL = …. IRRATIONAL

31 RATIONAL AND IRRATIONAL
RATIONAL + - x ÷ RATIONAL = RATIONAL RATIONAL + - x ÷ IRRATIONAL = IRRATIONAL IRRATIONAL + - x ÷ IRRATIONAL = DEPENDS!!! USUALLY IRRATIONAL SOMETIMES THEY SIMPLIFY TO A RATIONAL

32 IRRATIONAL ÷ IRRATIONAL
𝜋 𝜋 = RATIONAL 1 = 1 2 RATIONAL = …. IRRATIONAL

33 Rational & Irrational Numbers
2 real Irrational

34 Rational & Irrational Numbers
169 real Rational

35 Rational & Irrational Numbers
3 −27 -3 Rational

36 Rational & Irrational Numbers
3 200 -3 Irrational

37 Rational & Irrational Numbers
− 36 Rational real

38 Rational & Irrational Numbers
10 Irrational real

39 Rational & Irrational Numbers
6 8 real Irrational

40 4𝜋 7𝜋 Rational Rational & Irrational Numbers
real, rational, integer, whole, natural Rational

41 Rational & Irrational Numbers
6 − 6 Rational real, rational

42 Rational & Irrational Numbers
6 + 6 Irrational real, rational

43 Rational & Irrational Numbers
𝜋 𝜋−1 real, rational

44 Rational & Irrational Numbers
Irrational 6/7

45 Rational & Irrational Numbers
Rational 6/7

46 0.93744802 Rational IT ENDS Rational & Irrational Numbers
There is no … so it ends! IT ENDS

47 Rational & Irrational Numbers
Rational 6/7


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