NUMBER SYSTEMS
BRIEF
SYNOPSIS
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Numbers that can be
expressed in the form p/q , where q is a
non- zero integer and p is any integer are called rational numbers.
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Numbers that cannot be
put in the form p/q , where q≠0, p , q € are called irrational numbers.
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Every integer is a
rational number but a rational number need not be an integer.
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Every fraction is a
rational number but a fraction need not be a rational number.
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A rational number p/q
is said to be in the standard form if q is positive integer and the integer and
the integers p and q have no common divisor other than 1.
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Between two
rational numbers x and y , there is a rational number x + y .

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We can find as many
rational numbers between x and y as we want.
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If x and y are any two
rational numbers, then:
i.
x+ y is a rational
number.
ii.
x-y is a rational
number.
iii.
x× y is a rational
number.
iv.
x÷ y is a rational
number (y≠0)
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Every rational number
can be expressed as a decimal.
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The decimal
representation of a rational number is either terminating or non terminating.
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If the denominator of a
rational number written in standard form contains no prime factors other than 2
or 5 or both, then it can be represented as a terminating decimal.
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If the denominator of a
rational number written in standard form has prime factors other than 2 or 5 or
, then it cannot be represented as a terminating decimal.
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A number is the terminating decimal form can be converted to
one in the rational form by summing the place values of all the digits.
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A number in the
recurring decimal can be converted to one in the rational form by multiplying
the decimal by suitable power of 10 and eliminating the decimal point.
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A useful result to convert a number in the
recurring decimal form to the rational form:
If all the digits on
the right side of the decimal part are repeated , then
Given decimal = Integral part of the decimal number+ Number
formed by the digits in decimal part

Number formed by the same number of 9's as the
number
of digits in the decimal part







9 9 99 99
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A number can have
decimal representation in one of the following forms:
i.
terminating
ii.
non- terminating but
repeating( recurring)
iii.
non-terminating and non
-repeating.
The numbers of the type (i) and (ii) are rational
numbers where as of type(iii) are known
as irrational.
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For positive real
numbers a and b, the following identities hold:
i.
√ab = √a √b
ii.

a


b
iii.
(√a+√b) (√a-√b) =a-b
iv.
(a+√b)(a-√b)=a²-b
v.
(√a+√b)²=a +2√ab+b
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To rationalise
the denominator of 1 , we multiply this by √a-b , where a and
b are integers and


√a +b √a-b
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√a +b≠0 .
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Let a> 0 be a real number and p and q be
rational numbers .Then
a) ap
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