Title: How can you classify rational numbers?
1Classifying Rational Numbers
- How can you classify rational numbers?
2Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills
- The student is expected to
- Number and operations6.2.A
- Classify whole numbers, integers, and rational
numbers using a visual representation - such as a Venn diagram to describe relationships
between sets of numbers.
- Number and operations6.2.E
- Extend representations for division to include
fraction notation such as a/b - represents the same number as a b where b ? 0.
- Display, explain, and justify mathematical ideas
and arguments using precise - mathematical language in written or oral
communication.
3ADDITIONAL EXAMPLE 1
A
B
C
D
4ADDITIONAL EXAMPLE 2
Use the Venn diagram to determine to which set or
sets each number belongs. Place the numbers in
the Venn diagram.
A
whole numbers, integers, rational numbers
B
5
integers, rational numbers
5ADDITIONAL EXAMPLE 2
Use the Venn diagram to determine to which set or
sets each number belongs. Place the numbers in
the Venn diagram.
C
rational numbers
D
0.4
rational numbers
62.1 LESSON QUIZ
1.
There are 2 pounds of peanuts to be divided
evenly into 10 bags.
a.
How does this situation represent division?
2 pounds must be evenly divided among 10 bags.
This represents the division 2 10.
b.
What fraction of a pound of peanuts will each bag
get?
727
2.
16
3.
0.15
4.
85.
9- Use the Venn diagram to determine in which set or
sets each number belongs. Place the numbers in
the Venn diagram.
18
6.
Whole Numbers, Integers, Rational Numbers
17
7.
Integers, Rational Numbers
10- Use the Venn diagram to determine in which set or
sets each number belongs. Place the numbers in
the Venn diagram.
2.3
8.
Rational Numbers
9.
Rational Numbers
11- Use this activity to extend student understanding
of sets, subsets, and Venn diagrams. Have
students complete the Venn diagram by placing the
numbers from 1 to 20 in the correct part of the
diagram.
12- How can you classify rational numbers?
- You classify numbers according to their
characteristics. Rational numbers can be written
as a quotient of two integers, so rational
numbers can be fractions, decimals, integers, or
whole numbers.