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Madhya Pradesh Board · Class 10 · Mathematics
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How to Correctly Identify Rational vs Irrational Numbers
The map in words
- Given a number
- Is it a fraction p divided by q where q is not 0?
- Yes: Are p and q integers?
- Yes: RATIONAL
- No: Check further
- Does it involve a square root?
- Square root of a perfect square: RATIONAL - e.g. root 9 equals 3
- Square root of a non-perfect-square: IRRATIONAL - e.g. root 2
- Does it involve a square root?
- No - it is a decimal: Is the decimal terminating or repeating?
- Terminating like 0.25: RATIONAL
- Non-terminating AND repeating like 0.333...: RATIONAL
- Non-terminating AND non-repeating like pi: IRRATIONAL
- Yes: Are p and q integers?
- Is it a fraction p divided by q where q is not 0?
Real Numbers Chapter — Complete Concept Map
The map in words
- Real Numbers
- Fundamental Theorem
- Every composite has prime factors
- Factorisation is UNIQUE
- Like a fingerprint
- Gauss proved it
- Prime Factorisation
- Factor Tree Method
- Ascending order of primes
- Powers of primes
- Examples 32760 and 123456789
- HCF Calculation
- Euclid Division Algorithm
- Prime Factorisation Method
- Lowest powers of common primes
- DRAW steps to find HCF
- LCM Calculation
- Prime Factorisation Method
- Highest powers of all primes
- HCF times LCM equals a times b
- Only for two numbers
- Irrational Numbers
- Cannot write as p over q
- RATIO hidden in iRRATIOnal
- Square root of any prime
- Proof by contradiction
- Key Theorems
- Theorem 1.1 FTA
- Theorem 1.2 prime divides a squared
- Theorem 1.3 root 2 irrational
- Extends to all prime roots
- Fundamental Theorem
Real Numbers — Complete Chapter Overview
The map in words
- Real Numbers
- Fundamental Theorem
- Prime Factorisation
- Unique for each number
- Factor Tree Method
- HCF
- Common primes
- Minimum powers
- LCM
- All primes
- Maximum powers
- HCF x LCM = a x b
- Only for 2 numbers
- Prime Factorisation
- Irrational Numbers
- Cannot write as p over q
- Root 2 Root 3 Root 5
- Pi is irrational
- Proof by Contradiction
- Assume rational
- Derive contradiction
- Conclude irrational
- Decimal Expansions
- Terminating
- q = 2^m x 5^n only
- Finite digits
- Non-terminating Repeating
- Other prime factors in q
- Rational numbers
- Non-terminating Non-repeating
- Irrational numbers
- Terminating
- Fundamental Theorem
Real Numbers
The map in words
- Real Numbers
- Euclid's Division Algorithm
- Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic
- Prime Factorisation
- HCF and LCM
- Irrational Numbers
- Proof by Contradiction
- Decimal Expansion of Rational Numbers
- Square Root Irrationality Results
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