Real Numbers Exercises 1

Today our topic of discussion is Real Numbers Exercises 1.

Real Numbers Exercises 1

 

Real Numbers Exercises 1

 

Exercises 1

  1. Which numbers are irrational?

1) 0.3

2) ✓(16/9)

3) ✓(8/27, 3)

4) 5/(✓3))

  1. If a, b, c, d are four consecutive natural numbers which one of the following will be a whole squared?

1) abcd

2) ab + cd

3) abcd +1

4) abcd-1

  1. How many primes are there from 1 to 10?

1) 3

2) 4

3) 5

4) 6

  1. Which one is the set of all integers?

1) \ …, – 4 ,-2,0,2,4,…\

2) \ …, – 2 ,-1,0,1,2,…\

3) \ …, – 3 ,-1 0,1,3,…\

4) \{0, 12, 3, 4\}

  1. In case of real numbers

(i) Square of an odd integer is odd.

(ii) Product of two even numbers is even.

(iii) Square root of a number that is not whole squared is an irrational number.

Which one is true?

1) i and ii

2) i and iii

3) ii and iii

4) i, ii and iii

  1. Product of three consecutive numbers will always be divisible by which of the following numbers?

1) 5

2) 6

3) 7

4) 11

  1. If a and b are two consecutive even numbers, then which of the following numbers is odd?

1) a2

2) 62

3) a ^ 2 + 1 

4) b ^ 2 + 2

  1. If a and b are two integers, then what should be added to a ^ 2 + b ^ 2 to obtain

a whole squared ?

1) -ab

2) ab

3) 2ab

4) ab

  1. Prove that the following numbers are irrational. 

1) ✓5)

2) ✓(7)

3)✓10

10.1) Find two irrational numbers between 0.31 and 0.12.

     2) Find a rational and an irrational number between 1/✓2 and ✓2

11.1) Prove that square of an odd integer is an odd integer.

     2) Prove that product of any two consecutive even integers is divisible by 8.

  1. Convert the following into repating decimal fractions:

1) 1/6

2) 7/11

3 2/9 3)

4) 3 8/15

 

Real Numbers Exercises 1

 

  1. Convert into simple fractions;

1) 0.2

2) 0.35

3) 0.13

4) 3.78

5) 6.2309

  1. Express the follwoing into similar repeating decimal fractions:

1) 2.23, 5.235

2) 7.26, 4.237

3) 5.7, 8.34, 6.245

4) 12.32, 2.19, 4.3256

  1. Add;

1) 0.4 dot 5 +0.1 dot 3 dot 4

2) 2.0 dot 5 +8.0 dot 4 + 7.018

3) 0 dot 6 +0. dot 9 dot 2 +0. dot 1 3 dot 4

  1. Subtract: 

1) 3.4-2.13 3) 8.49 -5.

2) 5. dot 1 * 2 -3.4 dot 5

3) dot 5 dot 6

4) 19.34 dot 5 -13.2 dot 3 4 dot 9

  1. Multiply: 

1) 0. dot 3 *0. dot 6

2) 2. dot 4 *0. dot 8i

3) 0.6 dot 2 *0. dot 3

4) 42. dot 1 dot 8 *0.2 dot 8

  1. Divide:

1) 0. dot 3 /0. dot 6

2) 0.3 dot 5 /1. dot 7

3) 2.3 dot 7 /0.4 dot 5

4) 1. dot 1 8 dot 5 /0. dot 2 dot 4

  1. Wrtite down values and approximate values up to 4 decimal places :

1) 12

2) 0.25

3) 1.34

4) 5.1302

  1. Write down which of the following numbers are rational and irrational:

1) 0.4

2) ✓9

3) ✓11

4) ✓6/3

5) ✓8/✓7

6) ✓27/✓48

7) (2/3)/(3/7)

8) 5.639

  1. Let n ^ 2 21. Let n = 2x – 1 , where x in N Prove that when divided by 8 gives 1 as remainder.
  2. ✓5 and 4 are two real numbers.

1) Specify which one is rational and which one is irrational.

2) Find two irrational numbers between ✓5 and 4.

3) Prove that sqrt(5) is an irrational number.

 

Real Numbers Exercises 1

 

  1. Simplify:

1) (0. dot 3 *0.8 dot 3 )/(0.5*0. dot 1 )+0.3 dot 5 /0.0 dot 8

2) [(6.27 * 0.5) / \{(0.5 * 0.75) * 8.36\}] / \ (0.25 * 0.1) *(0.75*21. dot 3 )*0.5\

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