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Set properties and number representations

Dynamic advanced-course tasks on number sets, inclusion, intervals, recurring decimals and comparing number representations.

Questions: 6Estimated time: 18 minutes
Set properties and number representations
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  1. Which listed number set is the smallest by inclusion that contains ___? ℕ denotes positive integers, ℤ integers, ℚ rational numbers and ℝ real numbers.
  2. A is the set of all integers divisible by ___; B is the set of all integers divisible by ___. Which statement is true? The symbol ⊊ means a proper subset: every element is included, but the sets are unequal.||None of these
  3. A = [___; ___) and B = (___; ___]. Find A ___ B. The symbol ∩ means intersection, ∪ union, and A ∖ B means elements of A that do not belong to B.
  4. Write the recurring decimal ___.(___) as an ordinary fraction. The two digits in parentheses repeat forever, with no non-repeating decimal digits before them.
  5. Which sign completes √___ … ___? Both numbers are non-negative.||Unknown

Set properties and number representations

Natural numbers are integers, integers are rational, and rational numbers are real. Distinguish set inclusion from equality.

Intervals and comparing numbers

Intersection keeps common elements, union combines sets, and difference removes elements of the other set. Convert recurring decimals by subtracting shifted equations. Compare non-negative numbers exactly through their squares.

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