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Real Number System Review

Real Number System Review

Assessment

Presentation

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Mathematics

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6th - 9th Grade

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Medium

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CCSS
6.EE.A.1, 8.NS.A.2, 8.NS.A.1

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Rosemary Iannazzi

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6 Slides • 33 Questions

1

​The Real Number System
  • ​Real Numbers include both

    • rational and

    • irrational numbers

  • ​Rational Numbers include:

    • Natural, Whole, Integers, Fractions, Repeating and Terminating Decimals

  • ​Irrational numbers are those numbers that cannot be represented as a fraction or repeating or terminating decimal

    • ​pi

    • ​square root of any non-perfect square

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Multiple Select

20\sqrt{20}  

Be sure to choose all classiications...

1

irrational

2

rational

3

integer

4

whole number

5

real number

3

Multiple Select

π\pi  

Be sure to choose all that apply.

1

irrational

2

real

3

integer

4

whole number

5

natural number

4

Multiple Select

13\frac{1}{3}  

Be sure to choose all that apply...

1

irrational

2

rational

3

integer

4

real number

5

natural number

5

Multiple Select

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1

irrational

2

rational

3

integer

4

whole number

5

real number

6

Multiple Select

25\sqrt{25}  

Be sure to choose all that apply...

1

irrational

2

rational

3

integer

4

whole number

5

natural number

7

Multiple Select

00  

Be sure to choose all that apply...

1

irrational

2

rational

3

integer

4

whole number

5

natural number

8

Multiple Select

Check all subsets that -7 belongs to.

1

Irrational

2

Rational

3

Integers

4

Whole

5

Natural

9

Multiple Select

Square roots of perfect squares are always _____ numbers.

1

irrational

2

rational

10

Multiple Choice

16\sqrt{16}  is included in the set of _______ because it simplifies to 4.

1

irrational numbers

2

natural numbers

11

Multiple Choice

-1.4 is not included in the set of ______ because it has a decimal (or fractional) part.

1

rational numbers

2

integers

3

real numbers

12

​Converting Fractions, Decimals and Percents
  • ​Convert fraction to decimal - divide numerator by denominator

  • ​Convert decimal to percent - move decimal 2 places to the right

  • ​Convert fraction to percent -

    • ​convert the fraction to a decimal

    • ​convert the decimal to a percent

  • ​Convert decimal to fraction

    • ​if non-repeating decimal

      • ​make the numerator a whole number

      • ​make the denominator 10, 100, 1000, etc.

    • ​if repeating decimal

      • ​make the numerator the repeating decimal

      • ​make the denomiaotor 9, 99, 999, etc.

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Multiple Choice

Write 33% as a fraction in simplest form.

1

33/100

2

16/50

3

17/50

4

3/10

14

Multiple Choice

Write 2% as a fraction in simplest form.

1

2/100

2

1/50

3

1/5

4

2/10

15

Multiple Choice

Write 2/5 as a percent.

1

25%

2

20%

3

40%

4

5%

16

Multiple Choice

Convert to a decimal:

5/6

1

0.83

2

1.2

3

0.83 repeating

4

.56 repeating

17

Multiple Choice

Convert to a percent:

0.35

1

35/100

2

0.035%

3

35%

4

.35%

18

Multiple Choice

Change to a fraction

0.018

1

18/1000

2

9/500

3

4/250

4

18/100

19

Multiple Choice

Convert to a decimal

2/11

1

0.18 repeating

2

.211

3

.11

4

.18

20

​Powers & Exponents

​A power consists of a base and an exponent

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21

Multiple Choice

In the expression 25, what is the BASE?
1
2
2
5

22

Multiple Choice

Evaluate: 73

1

21

2

343

3

7 x 7 x 7

4

7 x 3

23

Multiple Choice

Write in exponential form: 3 x 3 x 3 x 3

1

3 x 4

2

34

3

81

4

32

24

Multiple Choice

Write the product as a power:              

 9 x 9 x 9

1
729
2
27
3
93
4
39

25

Multiple Select

Select ALL of the following that are equivalent to 5×5×5

1

five cubed

2

five squared

3

53

4

35

5

125

26

​Estimating Square Roots

27

Multiple Choice

In between what two integers is the square root of 77?
1
5 and 6
2
6 and 7
3
7 and 8
4
8 and 9

28

Multiple Choice

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Estimate the square root to the nearest tenth

1

8.3

2

8.9

3

9.3

4

10.3

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Multiple Choice

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Estimate the square root to the nearest tenth

1

3.2

2

2.9

3

3.8

4

4.2

30

​Comparing & Ordering Real Numbers
  • ​Convert square roots and fractions to decimals

  • ​Order the decimals in ascending or descending order

  • ​Make sure to write the order using the original form of ratinal numbers

31

Multiple Choice

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Put the following numbers in order from

least to greatest.


2/5, 25/10, -250

1

2/5, 25/10, -250

2

-250, 25/10, 2/5

3

25/10, 2/5, -250

4

-250, 2/5, 25/10

32

Multiple Choice

Order 5/8, 0.5, 58.3% from greatest to least.
1
5/8, 0.5, 58.3%
2
5/8, 58.3%, 0.5
3
58.3%, 5/8, 0.5
4
58.3%, 0.5, 5/8

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Multiple Choice

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Order from least to greatest.

1

√45, 9, 6, √63

2

6, √45, √63, 9

3

6, √45, 9, √63

4

√45, √63, 6, 9

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​Scientific Notation
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  • ​Makes large and small numbers easier to understand

    • ​positive exponent - large numbers

    • ​negative exponent - small numbers

  • ​Only one number to the left side of the decimal

  • ​Exponent is the number of times the decimal is moved

35

Multiple Choice

Write 3.5 x 106  in standard notation.
1
0.0000035
2
35,000,000
3
3,500,000
4
0.00000035

36

Multiple Choice

Write 0.00000054 in scientific notation.
1
54 x 108
2
5.4 x 107
3
54 x 10-8
4
5.4 x 10-7

37

Multiple Choice

Write 3.629 x 107          in standard notation.
1
36,290,000,000
2
36,290,000
3
0.00000003629
4
0.00003629

38

Multiple Choice

Write 5,890,000,000 in scientific notation.
1
5.89 x 109
2
0.589 x 1010
3
589 x 107
4
5.89 x 10-9

39

Multiple Choice

Write 0.000009 in scientific notation.
1
9 x 10-6
2
9 x 106
3
0.9 x 10-5
4
0.9 x 105
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​The Real Number System
  • ​Real Numbers include both

    • rational and

    • irrational numbers

  • ​Rational Numbers include:

    • Natural, Whole, Integers, Fractions, Repeating and Terminating Decimals

  • ​Irrational numbers are those numbers that cannot be represented as a fraction or repeating or terminating decimal

    • ​pi

    • ​square root of any non-perfect square

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