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Name one well-known irrational number.
Pi (π) or the square root of 2.
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Is the square root of 1 greater than, less than, or equal to 1?
Equal to 1.
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In real life, give an example of two parallel lines.
The edges of a door or railway tracks.
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When a transversal cuts two parallel lines, what type of angles are equal?
Corresponding angles and Alternate interior angles
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Give a real-world situation where finding a square root might be useful.
Finding the side of a square when its area is known.
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How many points of intersection do two parallel lines have?
None.
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same- side interior angles
góc tròn cùng phía
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repeating decimal
số thập phân vô hạn tuần hoàn
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Between 4 and 9, which number’s square root is not a whole number?
Any number between 4 and 9 that is not a perfect square.
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Bisector of an angle
phân giác của 1 góc
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Supplementary angles
Các góc bù nhau
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terminating decimal
số thập phân hữu hạn
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irrational number
số vô ti
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What is common between all irrational numbers when written as decimals?
They never end and never repeat.
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How do you know if two rational numbers are reciprocals of each other?
Their product is 1.
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If you multiply a rational number by itself three times, what is this operation called?
Raising to the third power (or cubing).
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If two lines never meet no matter how far they are extended, what are they called?
Parallel lines.
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What do we call the common point where two rays meet to form an angle?
The vertex.
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What happens to a positive rational number when it is raised to the power of 0?
It becomes 1.
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rational number
số hữu tỉ
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Give one example of where irrational numbers are used in real life.
In measuring circles (using π) or diagonals of squares.
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What is the result when you divide a rational number by 1?
It stays the same.
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Give one real-life example of an angle bisector.
The corner of an open book where the fold divides the angle between the pages equally.
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Adjacent angles
các góc kề nhau
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What happens to the sign when you multiply two rational numbers with different signs?
The result is negative.
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When a negative rational number is raised to an even power, will the result be positive or negative?
Positive.
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Can an irrational number be converted into a simple fraction?
No, it cannot.
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What must be the same before adding two rational numbers with denominators?
Their denominators must be the same.
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What kind of decimal representation does an irrational number have?
Non-terminating and non-repeating.
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