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Square Roots and 

Irrational Numbers

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The square of an integer is a perfect square.

The opposite of squaring a number is taking the square root.

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Example

• For example    asks what number multiplied by itself is equal to 81?  That number is 9.

Is there another solution to that problem?

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Example

• For example    asks what number multiplied by itself is equal to 81?  That number is 9.

Is there another solution to that problem?Yes, ­9 is also a solution.

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Simplify each square root

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Simplify each square root

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Simplify each square root

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Squares and roots• Here is a list that will be helpful:

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• Do you see that squares and square roots are inverses (opposites) of each other?

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Estimating square roots

• Once we have memorized these squares and their roots, we can estimate square roots that are not perfect squares

• For example, what about        ?

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Estimating square roots

• We find the two perfect squares that are before and after the square root of 8. . .

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• Look at them on a number line: 

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Estimating square roots

• We can see that           is between 2 and 3 but    is closer to 3.  We would say that         is approximately 3.

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TRY THIS:Estimate to the nearest whole number

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TRY THIS:Estimate to the nearest whole number

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TRY THIS:Estimate to the nearest whole number

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­9

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TRY THIS:Estimate to the nearest whole number

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Natural Numbers: N = { 1, 2, 3, …}

Whole Numbers:  W = { 0, 1, 2 , 3, ...}

Integers:             I   = {….. ­3,  ­2, ­1, 0, 1, 2, 3, ...}

Number Systems

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Number Systems Cont…

Real Numbers:          R = {all rational and irrational}

Imaginary Numbers: i = {sq. roots of negative 

Complex Numbers:  C = {real and imaginary numbers}

Rational Numbers:

Irrational Numbers:      Q = {non­terminating,                                              non­repeating decimals}

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Examples• Natural #s: {1,…67,…280,…}• Whole #s: {0,1,2,…}• Integers: {…­899,­2,0,1989,…} • Rational #s: ½, 1/9, 0.33 (terminating or repeating decimals)• Irrational #s: √7, π = 3.14159265 3589 7932384626433832795…   (non­terminating, non­repeating)

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• Rational number­ can be written as a fraction

• Irrational number­ cannot be written as a fraction because:• it is a non­terminating decimal• it is a decimal that does NOT repeat

* The square roots of ALL perfect squares are rational.

* The square roots of numbers that are NOT perfect squares are irrational.

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• Rational #s: ½, 1/9, 0.33 (terminating or repeating decimals)•• Irrational #s: √7, π = 3.14159265 3589 7932384626433832795…   (non­terminating, non­repeating)

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Try This: Identify each number as rational or irrational

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Try This: Identify each number as rational or irrational

Irrational

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Try This: Identify each number as rational or irrational

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Try This: Identify each number as rational or irrational

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Try This: Identify each number as rational or irrational

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Try This: Identify each number as rational or irrational

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