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Chapter 2 Test

1. The document contains math problems involving classifying numbers as rational or irrational, evaluating expressions with surds, simplifying expressions with surds, and rationalizing fractions with surds. 2. Questions involve tasks like classifying numbers, evaluating expressions to a given number of decimal places or significant figures, simplifying surd expressions, expanding expressions, writing expressions with rational denominators, and rationalizing denominators. 3. The answers provided classify numbers, evaluate expressions, simplify and expand surd expressions, write expressions with rational denominators, find values of variables, and rationalize denominators as required by the questions.

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Chapter 2 Test

1. The document contains math problems involving classifying numbers as rational or irrational, evaluating expressions with surds, simplifying expressions with surds, and rationalizing fractions with surds. 2. Questions involve tasks like classifying numbers, evaluating expressions to a given number of decimal places or significant figures, simplifying surd expressions, expanding expressions, writing expressions with rational denominators, and rationalizing denominators. 3. The answers provided classify numbers, evaluate expressions, simplify and expand surd expressions, write expressions with rational denominators, find values of variables, and rationalize denominators as required by the questions.

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Chapter 2 Numbers and surds test questions

Student name:

1 Classify each of these real numbers as rational or irrational. Express those that are rational in
a
the form , where a and b are integers
b
3
a 4 b 3
4
c √7 d √3 8
e √3 81 f −0.15 g 0.1099 f e

2 Use a calculator to write each number correct to:

i two decimal places ii two significant figures

a √6 b √3 192 c 1.44
9

22 −5 6.2
d e 6.4 f π
67

3 Evaluate and correct to 3 significant figures:

4.56
a
9.44−6.23
b −2.3 ×(−7.4 ×−9.1) c √3 √7
√3 8
d
√1.5 × 6.4
e √5 5.2× 4.1 f √ 3.75−2.2

g
√ 1.4642 h
1 3

3 16
i
√ √ 5 3 8
3

15

√ √
2.854−1.9534 5 9 4 7 5 9
− −
11 17 8 4

4 Simplify:

a √ 64 b √ 20 c √ 60
d √ 300 e 3 √ 12 f 6 √ 50

5 Simplify
2
a 2 √ 6−√ 6 b √3 ×√3 c (2 √ 6)
d 4 √3−√ 2+2 √3 e √ 144 ÷ √ 36 f 6 √ 48 ÷ 2 √ 12

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g 4 √3 × √6 h √ 14 × √3 i 2√ 8 ×5 √ 6

6 Simplify:

a √ 54−√ 24 b √ 20+ √ 45
c 4 √ 2−2 √ 8+ 2 √ 72 d √ 36+ √ 96−√ 54+ √ 75

7 Expand:

a √ 5(2 √ 5−7) b √ 3(2 √ 2+ 3 √5)


c √ 12( √ 6−2) d √ 6 ¿)

8 Expand and simplify:

( √ 5− √ 9)( √ 5+1) ( √ 8−8 √2)( √ 2+4 )


2
a b c ( 1+2 √ 6 )
(4 √ 5−3 √ 2)(4 √ 5+3 √ 2)
2 2
d e ( √ 7−√3 ) f ( 3−4 √3 )

9 Write with a rational denominator

a
1
b
5
c
√2
√3 √2 √13
1 1 9 √7
d e f
4 √3 7 √6 5 √3

10 Write with a rational denominator:

1 2 5
a b c
√3+ √5 5−√ 2 3 √6−√ 2

d
√5 e
11
f
2 √7
4 √ 3−1 √6 +3 √7−5 √ 5

11 Rationalise the denominator of each fraction

a
√ 5+ √13 b
2 √ 2−7
√5−√ 13 2 √ 2+7

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12 Find the value of x if √ 15+ √ 5=√ x (round to the closest 2 dps)

4 9
13 Simplify − by forming the lowest common denominator
√7−√ 3 √7 + √3

√6 =¿ p+q 6
14 Find the value of p and q such that √
√6−5

1 2
15 Show that − is rational by first rationalising each denominator
6−4 √ 5 2 √ 7+6

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Chapter 2 Numbers and surds test answers

4 15 2
1 a b c irrational d
1 4 1
−3 1099
e irrational f g f irrational
20 10000

i a 2.45 b 5.77 c 26.62 d 0.33


e 0.00 (0 is an acceptable response) f 1208.73

ii a 2.4 b 5.8 c 27 d 0.33


−5
e 9.3 ×10 or (0.000093) f 1200

3 a 1.42 b −155 c 1.38 d 0.645


e 1.84 f 0.234 g 1.28 h −1.95
i −2.30

4 a 8 b 2 √5 c 2 √ 15 d 10 √ 3
e 6 √3 f 30 √ 2

5 a √6 b 3 c 24 d 6 √ 3− √ 2
e 2 f 6 g 12 √ 2 h √ 42
i 40 √ 3

6 a √6 b 5 √5 c 12 √ 2 d 6+ √ 6+ 5 √ 3

7 a 10−7 √ 5 b 2 √ 6+3 √ 15 c 6 √ 2−4 √ 3 d 3 √ 2+ 2 √ 42

8 a 2−2 √ 5 b −12−24 √2 c 4 √ 6+25 d 62


e 10−2 √ 21 f 57−24 √ 3

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9 a
√3 b
5 √2
c
√26 d
√3
3 2 13 12

e
√6 f
3 √ 21
42 5

10 a
√5−√ 3 b
10+2 √2
c
15 √ 6+ 5 √ 2
d
4 √ 15+ √ 5
2 23 52 47
11(3−√ 6) −−7−5 √ 35
e f
3 59

−9+ √ 65 −57−28 √ 2
11 a b
4 41

12 37.32

13 √3−5 √7
13
4
−6 −5
14 p= , q=
19 19

−36−2 √ 5+11 √ 7
15
22

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