Math 9 · Unit 1: Number and calculation · Cambridge Lower Secondary Maths Stage 9
1.1 Irrational numbers
35 questions · e.g. Is ∛125 an integer or a surd?
Questions
1. Which 2 of these numbers are rational?
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Check2. Look at these numbers: 12.77, −36, √27, √500, 61/12, −∛8. Which are the irrational numbers?
Check3. Look at these numbers: 12.77, −36, √27, √500, 61/12, −∛8. Which are the integers?
Check4. Is √25 an integer or a surd?
Check5. Is ∛25 an integer or a surd?
Check6. Is √125 an integer or a surd?
Check7. Is ∛125 an integer or a surd?
Check8. Is √225 an integer or a surd?
Check9. Is ∛225 an integer or a surd?
Check10. Is √3 + 6 rational or irrational?
Check11. Is √(3 + 6) rational or irrational?
- rational, because it equals 9
- irrational, because it is a square root
- irrational, because √3 is irrational
- rational, because it equals 3
12. Is √64 + ∛64 rational or irrational?
- rational, because it equals 16
- irrational, because 64 isn't prime
- rational, because it equals 12
- irrational, because it has roots in it
13. Is ∛8 + ∛19 rational or irrational?
- rational, because ∛8 = 2
- rational, because it equals ∛27 = 3
- irrational, because ∛19 is irrational
- irrational, because ∛8 is irrational
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15. True or false? √2.25 is a rational number.
Check16. Is √20.25 a rational number?
Check17. Is ∛1.331 a rational number?
Check18. Without a calculator: true or false? 3 < ∛41 < 4
Check19. Without a calculator: true or false? 9 < ∛800 < 10
Check20. Without a calculator: true or false? 1.1 < √1.36 < 1.2
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