AC9M8N01Year 8NumberPractised on site

AC9M8N01 — Year 8 Number

Official Curriculum Content Description:

recognise irrational numbers in applied contexts, including square roots and \(π\)

Worked Examples (1)

Example 1Distinguishing Rational & Irrational Numbers
Classify the number 25\sqrt{25} as either rational or irrational.
Common mistake: Mistaking the root of a perfect square for an irrational surd.
Correct Answer:rational
Worked Solution:
1. Examine the number 25\sqrt{25}. 2. 25=5\sqrt{25} = 5, which is a whole integer. 3. Therefore, 25\sqrt{25} is rational.

Ready to practise this descriptor?

Work through unlimited interactive questions for this curriculum skill, with instant answers and step-by-step methods.