SLR10 Number Types Flashcards

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What are natural numbers?

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Numbers that you use when counting BUT includes zero AND cannot include negative numbers

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How can natural numbers be represented?

A

With a capital N

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3
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What are whole numbers?

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Whole numbers are negative AND positive integers which can be placed on a number line

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4
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How do you represent whole numbers?

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With a capital Z

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What are rational numbers?

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Numbers that can be represented by decimals, ratios and fractions. it CAN include integer values and recurring values

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How do you represent rational numbers?

A

With a capital Q

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7
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What are irrational numbers?

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Numbers that cannot be represented as a fraction e.g., decimals that are endless like Pi

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How do you represent real numbers?

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With a capital R

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9
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What are real numbers?

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These are BOTH rational and irrational numbers AND are use for measurement

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10
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Example of natural number:

A

1

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11
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Example of whole number:

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-4

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12
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Examples of rational numbers:

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0.6(recurring), 5/6, 2

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13
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Example of irrational numbers?

A

root 2

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14
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Example of real number:

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6 or root 7

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15
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What are ordinal numbers?

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numbers used to describe the position that a value appears at e.g., 1st or 2nd

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What is a set?

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an unordered collection of data which contains each item no more than once

17
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What can rational numbers also be called?

A

quotients

18
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What is the key thing to remember about irrational numbers?

A

they have no set symbol

19
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How are ordinal numbers used in computing?

A

arrays (index numbers)