Tamara Dominas
Are you good at math? The number pi, number e and the golden number are examples of rational numbers. True or false? Only 1 in 7 answers this question correctly, even though it is one of the easiest. The average is… dramatically low.
Are you good at math? Even if you are, you probably won’t score over 9/15
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Real numbers include both rational and irrational numbers.
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An irrational number is a number that cannot be expressed as a fraction.
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The pi number, e number and the golden number are examples of rational numbers.
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The current use of the hexadecimal system is closely linked to informatics.
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Improper fractions are the sum of a whole number and a fraction of its own.
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To separate the whole part from the decimal, a comma must be used. However, the Anglo-Saxon use of the dot is also supported.
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Complex numbers are an extension of irrational numbers.
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The ‘%’ symbol must be written before the number it refers to.
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The 3/4 fraction is irreducible.
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The mathematical symbol ‘∝’ is used to indicate that two values are proportional.
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The Ratio is a binary relationship between magnitudes that is usually expressed as ‘a is to b’ or ‘a:b’.
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The subtrahend is the first of the two numbers involved and is the amount from which another one must be subtracted.
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The generating fraction of a decimal number is the irreducible fraction.
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One magnitude is a function of another if the value of the first depends on the value of the second.
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Arithmetic is the branch of mathematics whose object of study is numbers and elementary operations.
- True
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