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Lesson 3: Identifying Irrational Numbers — Practice Questions

  1. 1. From the set $\{-8, 0, 1.95286\ldots, \frac{12}{5}, \sqrt{36}, 9\}$, identify the irrational number.

    • A. $1.95286\ldots$
    • B. $\frac{12}{5}$
    • C. $\sqrt{36}$
    • D. $-8$
  2. 2. Which of the following numbers is an irrational number?

    • A. $\sqrt{81}$
    • B. $\frac{9}{4}$
    • C. $\sqrt{11}$
    • D. $5.75$
  3. 3. The number $8.454454445...$ continues in this pattern without repeating. This number is an example of an ___ number.

  4. 4. Which statement best describes why $\pi$ is considered an irrational number?

    • A. It is a ratio of two integers.
    • B. Its decimal form terminates.
    • C. Its decimal form is infinite and non-repeating.
    • D. It is a negative number.
  5. 5. From the set $\{ \sqrt{100}, -4, \frac{3}{5}, \sqrt{5} \}$, the irrational number is ___.

  6. 6. Is the number $0.121212...$, where the digits 12 repeat forever, an irrational number?

    • A. Yes
    • B. No
  7. 7. Which of the following numbers is an irrational number?

    • A. $\sqrt{4}$
    • B. $\sqrt{16}$
    • C. $\sqrt{20}$
    • D. $\sqrt{64}$
  8. 8. Which statement best explains why $\sqrt{30}$ is an irrational number?

    • A. Because 30 is not a perfect square.
    • B. Because 30 is an even number.
    • C. Because its decimal form terminates.
    • D. Because it is a whole number.
  9. 9. The number 49 is a perfect square, so $\sqrt{49}$ is rational. Give an integer between 50 and 60 whose square root is irrational. ___

  10. 10. Which of these numbers is a rational number?

    • A. $\sqrt{10}$
    • B. $\sqrt{24}$
    • C. $\sqrt{81}$
    • D. $\sqrt{99}$