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The document consists of homework questions focused on converting decimals to rational numbers in the form of p/q, finding rational numbers between given values, and identifying prime numbers. It provides methods for converting both terminating and non-terminating decimals, as well as exercises for practice. Additionally, it includes questions related to the properties of rational numbers.

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HOMEWORK

HOMEWORK QUESTIONS
Exercise: 2

6. Express the following in the form of p/q:


(i) .3 (ii) .54 (iii) .05 (iv) 1. 3 (v) 0. 621
𝒑
METHOD TO CONVERT NON-TERMINATING DECIMAL TO FORM
𝒒

Mixed recurring decimal: It is a decimal representation in which


there are one or more digits present before the repeating digits after
decimal point.

 Denote mixed recurring decimal as x.


 Count he number of digits after the decimal point which do not have
bar on them. Let it be n.
 Multiply both sides of x by 10𝑛 to get only repeating decimal
numbers on the right side of the decimal point.
 Further use the method of converting pure recurring decimal to the
𝑝
form of and get the value of x.
𝑞
QUESTION 2
p
Express 0.137 in the form .
q
QUESTION 3
p
Express 12.712 in the form .
q
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METHOD TO CONVERT NON-TERMINATING DECIMAL TO FORM
𝒒

Short-cut Method:
p
Recurring decimal =
q
Where,
 p = (The whole number obtained by writing the digits in their order)
− (the whole number made by the non-recurring digits in order)

 q = [(10)the number of digits after the decimal part ] -


[(10)the number of digits after the decimal point do not occur ]
QUESTION 4
Express each of the following pure recurring decimals in the form
p
by shortcut method.
q

1. 0.124 2. 8.712
FINDING RATIONAL NUMBERS BETWEEN TWO
RATIONAL NUMBERS
CASE I: (If denominators are same)
 If denominators are same, check the value of numerators.
 If the numerators differ by a large value, then rational numbers
between two rational numbers can be written in increment of one
for the numerator, without changing the denominator.
 If the values of the numerators differ by small value than the
number of rational numbers to be found, then both numerators and
denominators multiplied by some greater value ( like 10 or 100)
depending on the conditions.

NOTE: Multiplication of numerator and denominator can be done by


any number but we take 10 or 100 so that calculation become little bit
easier.
QUESTION 5
1 7
Find 5 rational numbers between and .
12 12
FINDING RATIONAL NUMBERS BETWEEN TWO
RATIONAL NUMBERS
CASE II: (If denominators are not same)
 If denominators are not same, firstly make denominator same. It
can be done by finding their LCM or multiplying the denominators
of one to both the numerator and denominator of other.
 After denominators become same, check the value of numerators.
 If the numerators differ by a large value, then rational numbers
between two rational numbers can be written in increment of one
for the numerator, without changing the denominator.
 If the values of the numerators differ by small value than the
number of rational numbers to be found, then both numerators and
denominators multiplied by some greater value ( like 10 or 100)
depending on the conditions.

NOTE: Multiplication of numerator and denominator can be done by any


number but we take 10 or 100 so that calculation become little bit easier.
QUESTION 6
1 1
Find 5 rational numbers between and .
2 3
FINDING RATIONAL NUMBERS BETWEEN TWO
RATIONAL NUMBERS
Mean method:
In this method we find mean of two numbers, as we know mean value
will always lie between two numbers.
QUESTION 7
Find three rational numbers between 2 and 3.
HOMEWORK QUESTIONS
Converting terminating & Non-terminating
rational numbers in p/q form.
Exercise 1: Question number 7, 8
HOMEWORK QUESTIONS
Exercise: 1

7. The rational form of 2.7435 is:


27161 27 27161 27161
1 2 3 4
999 99 9900 9000

8. The value of 0.423 is:


423 479 423 419
1 2 3 4
1000 1000 990 990
HOMEWORK QUESTIONS
Rational numbers between two given numbers
Exercise 1 : Question number 12, 35
Exercise 2 : Question number 5
HOMEWORK QUESTIONS
Exercise: 1
12. How many prime numbers are there between 0
and 30?
(1) 9 (2) 10 (3) 8 (4) 11

35. The sum of two rational numbers is........... number.


(1) Rational (2) Irrational
(3) Either (1) or (2) (4) Natural

Exercise: 2
5. Find the three rational number between
(i) 5 and 6 (ii) 1/3 and 1/2

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