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maths cambridge university grade 10 Australian curriculum chapter#2., Exercises of Family and Consumer Science

cambridge university press grade 10 maths Australian curriculum chapter #2 topic:Indices and surds and sub topic is Rational amd irrational numbers.conversion of rational number into recurring decimal fraction.Exercise 2A question Answers done with explanation.The exercise includes objective type and subjective type questions.Exercise 2A first question done in notes with proper explanation. Further questions will be solved on my next document the sums include highest square factors,surds,simplification sums. Also it includes finding measurement of lengths of triangle by using Pythagoras' theorem.it includes all perfect squares and word problems .proving irrational number by "proof by contradiction"Adding and subtracting surds.All students will take guide properly with explanation .

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Download maths cambridge university grade 10 Australian curriculum chapter#2. and more Exercises Family and Consumer Science in PDF only on Docsity! Cambridge maths (Australian curriculum) Cambridge University press Grade :10 chapter #2 Indices and Surds Q. Convert the following recurring decimals to fractions. a) 0.2 sol: 0.2= 0.22222…… Explanation: let x= .22222…… (1) this equation has only one digit that repeats,now multiply it by 10 ,we have therefore, 10 x= 2.2222…… (2) subtracting equation( 2) by equation (1),we Get 10x-x =2.2222……-0.2222….. 9x = 2 dividing both sides by 9 ,we get X= 2 ÷9 Or X= 2/9 which is required answer. EXERCISE 2A Q.1 Choose the correct word from the words given in italic to make the sentence true. a) A number that cannot be expressed as a fraction is a rational/irrational number.