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? This activity works great individually or in pairs.
? I like to go over the difference between rationals and irrationals with students before they start coloring.
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Rational or Irrational?!?!
Directions: - Color all rational
numbers blue - Leave all irrational
numbers white Rationals include:
Irrationals include:
7
64
1/2
-7.165
7
-2/7
2
-2.3
100
0.5
-1/8
15
3.712 7.284... 4/2 -5.5 0 - 8 1.333 3/11 -10 100.22
0.75
49
-10 4
-5
23
1.8
-2/3
6
1.274...
-3/16
144
-1/4
10.2 -1/7
31
-2
1 17
13
40 14
0.25 /4
5/16
-4.5
-2.1 25
-2 6
4.271...
-55 14
1.75
-4
-200 11
29 2
1/2
81
2.7
7
-7
-9
2 36
+
3/4
25 3 3/2 -9
5 11
-1 14.1
4.517... 2
1...6 81
-
3.999 7.165 2/5
15
38
0.3
-10
1/6
-3
-1
3/4
5.96
11/2
64
2.523...
10 3.128...
1
2/2
8 -4.5
-7
0.44 ... -3.999
1,000 8 -1/8 225 6 - -7 169 1/4 /3 0.325
-3
2.662 -0.25
1/4
-7.8
2/ 3
9
12.91
- 1/2
121
11
? 2018 Math in Demand
Rational or Irrational?!?!
Directions:
- Color all rational numbers blue
- Leave all irrational numbers white
7
64
1/2
-7.165
7
-2/7
2
-2.3
100
0.5
-1/8
15
3.712 7.284... 4/2 -5.5 0 - 8 1.333 3/11 -10 100.22
0.75
49
-10 4
-5
23
1.8
-2/3
6
1.274...
-3/16
144
Rationals include: - Fractions such as / where a and b are integers - Terminating decimals
-1/4
-2.1
-2
10.2
25 6
-1/7
-2
13
31
1
40 14
17
0.25 /4
4.271...
-55 14
1.75
-4
-200 11
29 2
1/2
5/16
81
-4.5
2.7
7
- Repeating decimals
-7
-9
2 36
+
3/4
25 3 3/2 -9
5 11
-1 14.1
4.517... 2
1...6 81
- Perfect squares
-
3.999 7.165 2/5
15
38
0.3
-10
1/6
-3
-1
3/4
5.96
Irrationals include: - Non-terminating decimals
and non-repeating - Non-perfect squares
-Pi
11/2 1,000
-3
64
2.523...
10 3.128...
1
2/2
8 -4.5
-7
0.44 ... -3.999
8 -1/8 225 6 - -7 169 1/4 /3 0.325
2.662 -0.25
1/4
-7.8
2/ 3
9
12.91
- 1/2
121
11
? 2018 Math in Demand
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