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    The document provides examples and definitions to distinguish between rational and irrational numbers. Rational numbers are those that terminate or have a repeating decimal pattern, such as fractions. Irrational numbers are any numbers that do not terminate or repeat as decimals, like the square root of non-perfect squares. Students are asked to identify numbers as rational or irrational and perform operations with square roots.

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    The document provides examples and definitions to distinguish between rational and irrational numbers. Rational numbers are those that terminate or have a repeating decimal pattern, such as fractions. Irrational numbers are any numbers that do not terminate or repeat as decimals, like the square root of non-perfect squares. Students are asked to identify numbers as rational or irrational and perform operations with square roots.

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    The document provides examples and definitions to distinguish between rational and irrational numbers. Rational numbers are those that terminate or have a repeating decimal pattern, such as fractions. Irrational numbers are any numbers that do not terminate or repeat as decimals, like the square root of non-perfect squares. Students are asked to identify numbers as rational or irrational and perform operations with square roots.

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    Assignment #________ Rational and Irrational Numbers Name _________________________

    Standard: NS 1.4 Classify real numbers Pre-Algebra, Period ________

    Date __________________________

    Rational Numbers: Numbers that END or have a repeating PATTERN. They make sense!

    Examples: , 128.35, 0.1212, 0.333333

    Irrational Numbers: Any number that represents a NON-REPEATING, NON-TERMINATING decimal. Crazy numbers that
    make no sense! Non-perfect squares.

    Examples: 0.120102001211, 3.14151692345, 0.34989238

    Identify each number as rational or irrational.

    1. 432.8 _________________________ 2. 0.34343434 _________________________

    3. 4.101010001 _________________________ 4. 0.33333 _________________________

    5. 0.313111331 _________________________ 6. 7.2345 _________________________

    7. 7 _________________________ 8. 16 _________________________

    9. 52 _________________________ 10. 3 _________________________

    11. 49 _________________________ 12. 36 _________________________

    ______13. Which is an irrational number? ______14. The number 5.3456435 is:

    A 5 B 9 A Rational B Irrational

    2
    C 1 D - C Both D Neither
    3

    ______15. Which of the following is an ______16. Which is a rational number?


    irrational number?

    3
    A 144 B 16 A B 8
    4

    C 4 D 3 C 3.14159265 D 38
    68 is between two integers. Name the integers.

    49 64 81 100 List the square roots around 68


    64 and 81 Find the nearest perfect squares for 68
    8 and 9 Find the square roots of 64 and 81
    Each square root is between two integers. Name the integers.

    17. 10 18. 83 19. 8

    20. 33 21. 19 22. 95

    23. 58 24. 77 25. 5

    26. 150 27. 210 28. 300

    Simplify.

    3 49 = First find the square root of 49 (7)


    3 (7) = 21 Simplify

    Simplify.

    29. 7 81 = 30. 5 225 = 31. 4 169 =

    32. 3 529 = 33. 9 196 = 34. 12 625 =

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