Identifying and distinguishing between rational and non-rational numbers.
What students will learn
- Define rational numbers and non-rational (irrational) numbers with clear examples.
- Convert recurring decimals and terminating decimals into standard fraction forms (a/b where b ≠ 0).
- Identify non-rational numbers such as surds (e.g., √2, √3, √5) and special mathematical constants like π.
- Distinguish accurately between rational and non-rational numbers from a given set of real numbers.
- Classify square roots of perfect squares versus non-perfect squares correctly in preparation for BECE questions.
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