number properties Flashcards

1
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real numbers

A

all numbers in the number line

positive and negative, decimals, integers and fractions

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2
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integers

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all numbers that are not fractions or decimals

i.e 0, 1, 2, -15

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3
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rational numbers

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all the numbers that can be expresses as the ratio of two integers
- all integers and fractions

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4
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irrational numbers

A
  • square root of 3

3. 14 (pi)

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5
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rules for even and odds

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odd +- odd= even
even +- even= even
odd+- even= odd

oddodd= odd
even
even=even
odd*even=even

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6
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exponent rules for odds and even

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odd^ any positive int= odd

even^ any positive int= even

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7
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the reciprocal of a number between 0 and 1 is always

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greater than the number
i.e. 2/3 an its reciprocal is 3/2
3/2>2/3

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8
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the reciprocal of a number between -1 and 0

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is less than the number itself

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9
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square number between 0 and 1

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is less than the number itself

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10
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multiplying any positive number by a fraction between 0 and 1

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gives the product smaller than the original number

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11
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multiplying any negative number by a fraction between and 1

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gives the product greater than the number itself

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12
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multiple/factor= integer

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i.e 36/6
36/2
36/4
36/9

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13
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multiple

factor

A

multiple is the product of a given integer and another integer i.e 9*2=36
36 is a multiple of 9 and 2
factor or divisor is an integer that divides another integer without leaving remainder

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14
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sum of n consecutive terms

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mean*number of terms
mean= the average of the first number and the last
=(a1+an/2) *n

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15
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if n is odd the sum of the consecutive integer is always divisible by n

A

9+10+11= 30
n=3
30/3=10

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16
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if n is even the sum of the consecutive integers is never divisible by n

A

9+10+11+12=42

42 is not divisible by 4

17
Q

product of n consecutive integers is always divisible by n!

A

345*6=360 which is divisible by 4! = 24

18
Q

evenly spaced set or arithmetic progression

A

is a sequence of numbers such that the difference of any two successive members of the sequence is constant
i.e 9, 13, 17, 21

19
Q

how to calculate the nth term of the sequence

A

an=a1 +d(n-1)
a1= first term
d= common difference of the successive number

20
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in evenly spaced set/ arithmetic mean the average is calculated

A

mean/average = median
=a1+an/2
a1=first term
an= last term

21
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if evenly spaced set contains odd number of elements then median is

A
the middle number 
and the sum is middle number * number of terms
i.e 1, 7, 13, 19, 25
median= 13
sum= 13*5= 65
22
Q

comparing fractions

when the numerator is the same and de

A

bigger the denominator smaller the fraction

23
Q

average arithmetic mean

A

sum of the terms/ number of the terms

18+21+45/3

24
Q

range

A

last number - first number

25
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perfect squares will always have odd number of factors

A

i.e 4- 1, 2, 4

9- 1, 3, 9