Question 1 :
Place the following numbers in the Venn diagram. Then classify each number by indicating in which set or sets each number belongs.
0.35, -3, 75, 3/4
Question 2 :
Classify the following two numbers as rational and irrational and also explain your answer.
5.312312312.......................
5.385164807.......................
Question 3 :
Why is the non terminating recurring decimal
2.0343434 .........
considered to be a rational number ? Explain.
Question 4 :
Is √26 rational or irrational number ?
Explain your answer.
Question 5 :
Can 2.0342536901 ......... be written as a fraction ?
Question 1 :
Place the following numbers in the Venn diagram. Then classify each number by indicating in which set or sets each number belongs.
0.35, -3, 75, 3/4
Answer :
75 :
The number 75 belongs in the sets of whole numbers, integers, and rational numbers.
-3 :
The number -3 belongs in the sets of integers and rational numbers.
3/4 :
The number -3/4 belongs in the set of rational numbers.
0.35 :
The number 0.35 belongs in the set of rational numbers.
Question 2 :
Classify the following two numbers as rational and irrational and also explain your answer.
5.312312312.......................
5.385164807.......................
Answer :
5.312312312....................... ---> Rational number
5.385164807....................... ---> Irrational number
Explanation :
Even though 5.312312312.......... is a non terminating decimal, there is a repeated pattern 312 in it.
So, 5.312312312....... is non terminating recurring decimal.
Hence, 5.312312312....... is a rational number.
5.385164807............ is a non terminating decimal and also there is no repeated pattern in it.
So, 5.385164807............ is non terminating non recurring decimal.
Hence, 5.385164807............ is an irrational number.
Question 3 :
Why is the non terminating recurring decimal
2.0343434 .........
considered to be a rational number ? Explain.
Solution :
Rational number is usually expressed in the form a/b.
So, if we can express any number in the form "a/b", the number can be considered as rational number.
Now, let us see, how to express the number 2.0343434...... in the form a/b, say fraction.
Step 1 :
Let x = 2.0343434...........
Step 2 :
Identify the repeated pattern
In 2.0343434..........., the repeated pattern is 34
(Because 34 is being repeated)
Step 3 :
Identify the first repeated pattern and second repeated pattern as as explained below.
Step 4 :
Count the number of digits between the decimal point and first repeated pattern as given in the picture below.
Step 5 :
Since there is 1 digit between the decimal point and the first repeated pattern, we have to multiply the given decimal by 10 as given in the picture below.
(If there are two digits -----------> multiply by 100,
three digits -----------> multiply by 1000 and so on )
Note :
In (1), we have only repeated patterns after the decimal.
Step 6 :
Count the number of digits between the decimal point and second repeated pattern as given in the picture below.
Step 7 :
Since there are 3 digits between the decimal point and the second repeated pattern, we have to multiply the given decimal by 1000 as given in the picture below.
Note :
In (2), we have only repeated patterns after the decimal.
Step 8 :
Now, we have to subtract the result of step 5 from step 7 as given in the picture below.
Now we got the fraction which is equal to the given decimal.
Because the given non terminating recurring decimal can be written as a fraction, it is considered to be a rational number.
Question 4 :
Is √26 rational or irrational number ?
Explain your answer.
Solution :
√26 is an irrational number.
Because, when we find square root of 26, we get a non terminating non recurring decimal.
That is,
√26 = 5.0990195..........
Hence, √26 is an irrational number.
Question 5 :
Can 2.0342536901 ......... be written as a fraction ?
If yes, write the given number as a fraction.
If no, explain why it can not be written as a fraction.
Solution :
No, 2.0342536901 ......... can not be written as a fraction.
Because, 2.0342536901 ......... is a non terminating non recurring decimal.
Note :
Only non terminating recurring decimal can be written as a fraction.
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