Exercise 9.1 Question number 1 Rational Number
Any number which can be expressed in the form of fraction p by q where q is not equal to 0 is called a rational number. Rational number forms the basis of many complex numbers. A rational number can have negative, positive as well as zero. But in any case, the denominator can never have value as 0.
A number having repeating integers also known as terminating decimal is called a rational number. Avery common example of an irrational number is pie. There is n number of operations that can be performed on rational numbers. For example, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and so on. Pythagoras believed that all numbers are rational in nature but his student Hippasus proved that irrational numbers also exist.
Class 7th Rational number lessons free pdf download
OnlineBadi.com has aimed at providing free and efficient solutions and explanations of all the NCERT textbooks. Exercise 9.1 consists of simple operations on rational numbers. Question 1 demands students to find rational numbers between two given numbers that may be positive, negative, or fraction. The instructor explains each step of finding rational numbers between two given numbers in a very uncomplicated approach.
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