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PREALGEBRA 8-CLASSIFICATION OF NUMBERS-PRACTICE EXERCISES

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Define "Whole Numbers" -ANSWER: Numbers that are NOT expressed as fractions, decimals, or roots. EXAMPLES: 10; 120; 305, etc.
Define "Intergers" -ANSWERS: Numbers that are expressed as that are NOT fractions, decimals, or roots but can be expressed as positive and negative numbers. EXAMPLES: 20; - 20; 304; -9007; 60,000: - 103,987
Define "Rational Numbers" -ANSWER: Numbers that can be expressed in the form of a/b (a and be have to be "intergers"), where b does not equal zero (example 6/0). EXAMPLES: 3/4; 1 3/7; 7/5;. 005; .89; 3.789;
Define "Irrational Number" -ANSWER: numbers that can not be expressed as fractions. EXAMPLES: the square root of 2, the square root of 10, the square root of 111
Define "Real Numbers" -ANSWER: All rational and irrational numbers. EXAMPLE: 24, 1/5, 3 2/3, 0.19, 2.98, square root of 17
What is the number 24 ?ANSWER: Whole number, integer, rational number, real number
What is 1/9 ?ANSWER: Rational number, real number
What is 4. 17 ?ANSWER: Rational number, real number
What is the square root of 119 ?ANSWER: Irrational number, real number
What is - 6 ?ANSWER: Integer, rational number, real number


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