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Understanding Number Systems and Types

1. The document discusses different types of number systems including rational numbers, irrational numbers, real numbers, imaginary numbers, integers, natural numbers, prime numbers, and composite numbers. 2. Rational numbers are numbers that can be represented as a ratio of two integers, while irrational numbers like square roots cannot be represented as a ratio. 3. Real numbers include rational and irrational numbers and are represented on a number line, while imaginary numbers are not represented on a number line and involve square roots of negative numbers.
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Understanding Number Systems and Types

1. The document discusses different types of number systems including rational numbers, irrational numbers, real numbers, imaginary numbers, integers, natural numbers, prime numbers, and composite numbers. 2. Rational numbers are numbers that can be represented as a ratio of two integers, while irrational numbers like square roots cannot be represented as a ratio. 3. Real numbers include rational and irrational numbers and are represented on a number line, while imaginary numbers are not represented on a number line and involve square roots of negative numbers.
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Number System

a,b Î R ; a < b
n rational no between integer Number System
(n $ 1) (n $ 1)
a=a´ &b=b´
(n $ 1) (n $ 1)
Rational no between 2 integral no.
Real No. Imaginary No.
(Represented on no. line) (Not represented on number line)
p
x=
q ¹0 Insertion of irrational
q is not in 2m ´ 5n between 2 real no.
e.g:- 5 a,b Î Real
Rational No.(R) Irrational No. Irrational = a ´ b
11
p p
X = q ; q ¹ 0 ; p, q Î I Cannot be q ! 0 ; e.g . 2 , p
p Irrational of form n a
x= a= Radicand
q¹0 Surds n is radical sign
q is in form 2m ´ 5n n = order
3 3
e.g:- = Non-terminating Laws of Surds
20 22 # 51 Integers (I or Z) Non-Integers
& non-recuring
{eg. -3,-2,-1,0,1,2,...} "1 3 (eg. 3.14285763)
(i) n an = a ; (ii) na ´ n b = n ab
{eg. , }
2 2 (iii) n a ¸ n b = a
n
b
Decimal No (iv) n m
a = nm a
Negative eg. 3.65, 4.67
Positive (v) n a = n´p ap
Terminating Non-terminating but n
Whole No.(W) (vi) am = n´p am´p
eg. 3.65 recurring
{eg:- 0,1,2,3.....}
Conversion : Decimal Fraction (a) Addition & subtraction
Natural No. (N) (i) x = 0. 6 eg. 32 + 18 – 50
{eg:- 1,2,3.....} = 0.666..
(ii) Multiply by 10 (b) Multiply & divide
10x = 6.666..... eg. 3 2 ´ 4 3 ¸ 5 10
Prime No. Composite No. (iii) Subtract (ii),(i)
{Exactly have 2 distinct factors {More than 2 distinct factors 9x = 6 (c) Comparison
1 & itself. e.g. 2,3,5,7,11....} e.g. 4,9,15....}
2 eg. 3 6 > or < 5 8
(iv) x = = 0. 6 (d) Rationalization
3
One (Exception) 1 7" 5
Neither Prime nor Composite eg. #
7$ 5 7" 5

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