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Convert the decimal 0.75 to a rational number in its simplest form.

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Find three rational numbers between 1/4 and 1/2.

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Rationalize the denominator: 1/(3 + √2)

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Arrange these numbers in ascending order: √8, 2.5, 22/9, √10

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Which of the following numbers are rational?

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0.333..., √16, 22/7

Step 1: Check each number. 0.333... = 1/3 (recurring decimal = rational). √16 = 4 (perfect square = rational). √7 is non-terminating non-recurring (irrational). 22/7 is already in p/q form (rational). π = 3.14159... is non-terminating non-recurring (irrational).

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Calculate: 2√3 × 3√3

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The sum of a rational number and an irrational number is always irrational.

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True

Step 1: Let r be rational and i be irrational. Step 2: Assume r + i = q (rational). Step 3: Then i = q - r. Since q and r are both rational, q - r is rational. Step 4: This contradicts that i is irrational. Therefore, r + i must be irrational.

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Which of the following are properties of irrational numbers?

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Non-terminating, non-recurring decimals, Cannot be expressed as p/q, Product with non-zero rational is irrational

Step 1: Check each property. Non-terminating, non-recurring decimals ✓. Cannot be expressed as p/q ✓. Sum of two irrationals: (2+√3) + (2-√3) = 4 (rational) ✗. Product with non-zero rational: 2×√3 = 2√3 (irrational) ✓.

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What are the important topics in Rational and Irrational Numbers for ICSE Class 9 Mathematics?
Key topics in Rational and Irrational Numbers include Number System and Basic Classification, Rational Numbers, Comparison, and Between Them, Decimal Representation of Rational Numbers, Irrational Numbers and Their Properties. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 9 exams.
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