PRE-ALGEBRA Unit 1 Review. SELECT AS MANY THAT APPLY 21 A.Natural Number B.Whole Number C.Integer D.Rational Number E.Irrational Number F.Real Number.

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PRE-ALGEBRA Unit 1 Review

SELECT AS MANY THAT APPLY 21 A.Natural Number B.Whole Number C.Integer D.Rational Number E.Irrational Number F.Real Number Answer: Natural number Whole number Integer Rational Number Real Number

A.Natural Number B.Whole Number C.Integer D.Rational Number E.Irrational Number F.Real Number Answer: Rational Number Real Number

SELECT AS MANY THAT APPLY -5 A.Natural Number B.Whole Number C.Integer D.Rational Number E.Irrational Number F.Real Number Answer: Integer Rational Number Real Number

SELECT AS MANY THAT APPLY 0 A.Natural Number B.Whole Number C.Integer D.Rational Number E.Irrational Number F.Real Number Answer: Whole number Integer Rational Number Real Number

SELECT AS MANY THAT APPLY 0.9 A.Natural Number B.Whole Number C.Integer D.Rational Number E.Irrational Number F.Real Number Answer: Rational Number Real Number

SELECT AS MANY THAT APPLY √5 A.Natural Number B.Whole Number C.Integer D.Rational Number E.Irrational Number F.Real Number Answer: Irrational Number Real Number

SELECT AS MANY THAT APPLY 0.3 A.Natural Number B.Whole Number C.Integer D.Rational Number E.Irrational Number F.Real Number Answer: Rational Number Real Number

SELECT AS MANY THAT APPLY -√81 A.Natural Number B.Whole Number C.Integer D.Rational Number E.Irrational Number F.Real Number Answer: Integer Rational Number Real Number

WRITE EACH RATIONAL NUMBER AS A FRACTION 312

WRITE EACH RATIONAL NUMBER AS A FRACTION -5

WRITE EACH RATIONAL NUMBER AS A FRACTION 0

WRITE EACH RATIONAL NUMBER AS A FRACTION 0.9

WRITE EACH RATIONAL NUMBER AS A FRACTION 2.85

Answer: 0.8

Answer: repeating

Answer: 0.25

COMPARE THE FOLLOWING NUMBERS 0.45 ? >0.4

COMPARE THE FOLLOWING NUMBERS

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