
Integers and Rational Numbers
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Mathematics
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6th - 8th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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Example of a integer/ whole number: 5, -5, 3, 9
Example of integer/fraction: 12/4, 35/5, 81/9
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What is an integer?
An integer is a whole number or an negitive number. The only reason a fraction or a decimal would be in the integer section is because it can turn into a whole number or an negitive number like -4.
Example: -4,2, 12/4,example of whole number turning into a decimal
You always move by two to the left
starting at the right.
2456 24.56
if you want to undo it back into a whole number just go back two spaces to the right
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Why is there a fraction is an integer section?
Example
12/4
well the line in between the numbers means to divide in which is telling me oh I always have o divide the numerator by the denominator. 12 divided by 4 equals 3. And remembering a whole number can also be an integer. which means 3 is an integer. The only reason a fraction would be in the integer section is because it equals {once you simplify it to a smaller number} to a whole number.
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How do we know if a number is an whole number?
Example:
30
30 is a rational number, an integer, and a whole number. The reason 30 is an integer is because an integer can not be a fraction or a decimal. It can only be a whole number or a negitive number that is not a decimal or a fraction.
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How do we know if a number, decimal, or fraction can be a rational number?
Example:
3/4
The reason 3/4 is an rational number is if you look to see if the numerator and the denominator are integers.
I see here that 3 is an integer and 4 is an integer.
I see here that this is a rational number and not an integer. The reason it is not an integer is because it does not lead to a whole number and does not lead to a negitive number either.
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A survey was conducted to determine the types of occupations of the 1,500 residents of a town. Th types of occupations are shown bellow in the circle graph
25%
25%
15%
30%
?
Based on the graph, how many have an occupation?
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If 100 people were survey, how many people could we predict would have 5 or more vowels in their name.
vowels in name
number of vowels
Example of a integer/ whole number: 5, -5, 3, 9
Example of integer/fraction: 12/4, 35/5, 81/9
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