Real & Complex Numbers Flashcards

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what are natural numbers

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N={1,2,3,4,5,6,7,…..}

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what are whole numbers?

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W={0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7………}

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Natural numbers are also called ____________?

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Positive integers

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the set of integers is denoted by ______?

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Z

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what are integers?

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consist of +ve integers, 0, -ve integers

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the set of irrational numbers is denoted by ______?

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Q’

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R=

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Q U Q’

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W
Z
Q
N
arrange in subset form.

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N⊂ W⊂ Z⊂ Q

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Q ∩ Q’ =

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null

∩=common

Q=rational numbers
Q’= irrational numbers

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if a prime number has a root, would it be rational or irrational?

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irrational number

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composite numbers?

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numbers that have more than two factors.

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how many types of decimal representations of rational numbers are there?

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2 types
1. terminating decimal fractions
2. non-terminating and recurring decimal fractions

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what are mixed recurring decimals?

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the one in which at least one of the digits following the decimal point is not repeated, and subsequently, some digits are repeated.

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-4.893728… is it an integer?

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No. An integer is a number that is whole and positive or negative. It does not have a decimal or fractional part.

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how can I convert recurring decimal into a rational number?

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let it be x
multiply both sides with no. of repeating digits.
form 2 equations
subtract it

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closure property? example? with explanation?

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a + b equals R
ab equals R

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commutative property? example? with explanation?

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a+b=b+a
ab =ba

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associative property? example? with explanation?

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(a+b)+c= a+(b+c)
(ab)c = a(bc)

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what is additive identity?

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0
a + 0 = a

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what is additive inverse?

what is it in real and complex numbers?

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pair up to give 0
3 + (-3)= 0

property of real numbers with respect to addition.

pg 40

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what is multiplicative identity?

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1
a x 1= a

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what is multiplicative inverse?

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a 1/a
a x 1/a = 1

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distributive property?

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a * (b + c) = (a * b) + (a * c)
Multiplication Distributing Over Addition
Multiplication Distributing Over Subtraction

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how many properties of equality of real numbers are there?
Explain?

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7
Reflexive Property
Symmetric Property
Transitive Property
Additive Property
Multiplicative Property
cancellation property for addition
cancellation property for multiplication

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symmetric property?
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reflexive property?
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how many properties of inequalities are there? Explain?
5 Trichotomy Transitive Additive Multiplicative Multiplicative Inverse
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n√a label it. explain it. write it in exponential form.
n is +ve integer GREATER than 1 a is real number √ is called radical sign n is called index a is called radicand or base (a)1/n
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difference between exponential and radical form?
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how many properties of RADICALS are there?
5
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how many laws of exponents we have?
7
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what is inequalities?
Inequalities are mathematical expressions involving the symbols >, <, ≥ and ≤.
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additive property of inequality of real numbers?
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multiplicative inverse property of inequality of real numbers?
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multiplicative property of inequality of real numbers?
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______ of a real number is non-negative.
square
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i = i2=
√-1 -1
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what is a pure imaginary number?
square root of a negative real number.
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what is a complex number?
a no. of the form a+bi.
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what is a complex number represented by?
z
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what is C?
set of all complex numbers
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in z, what is a and b denoted by?
a= Re(z) b=Im(z) 'a' is the real part of the complex number, denoted as Re(z), and 'b' is the imaginary part of the complex number, denoted as Im(z).
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R ⊂ C ?
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every real number is a complex number? T/F why?
True a+0i where a is real number This is because a real number can be expressed as a + 0i, where the imaginary part is 0.
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is 0 a complex number?
Yes, 0 is a complex number. 0 can be expressed as 0 + 0i, where the real part is 0 and the imaginary part is 0. Therefore, 0 is a complex number.
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make a flow chart of all the numbers?
page number 48
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what is a-bi? what is it denoted by?
complex conjugate of z z bar
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z bar bar=
z
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A real number is a complex number with ___________ part of 0.
imaginary
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prove that conjugate of a real number is the same real number?
Let x be a real number. Then, the conjugate of x is x - 0i. The real part of x - 0i is x, and the imaginary part of x - 0i is 0. Since the imaginary part of x - 0i is 0, the conjugate of x is simply x.
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what is conjugate?
the conjugate of a number is another number with the same real part and the imaginary part with the opposite sign.
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when are two complex numbers equal?
a + bi = c + di if & only if a=c b=d
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how many laws or properties of complex numbers?
3 z1=z1 (reflexive law) z1=z2 then z2=z1 (symmetric law) z1 = z2 and z2=z3 then z1= z3 (transitive law)
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z1 + z2=
(a+c) + (b+d)i the sum of 2 z = sum of corresponding real and imaginary parts.