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Bellwork due one minute from when the bell rings. Check for your seating assignment:

Bellwork due one minute from when the bell rings. Check for your seating assignment:. Learning Target: Classify and order real, rational, and irrational numbers. Do Now: Create a number line and approximate where each of the following numbers would be located: √17, 43, 1.12x10-2, 6/8, e, π.

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Bellwork due one minute from when the bell rings. Check for your seating assignment:

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  1. Bellwork due one minute from when the bell rings. Check for your seating assignment:

  2. Learning Target: Classify and order real, rational, and irrational numbers Do Now: Create a number line and approximate where each of the following numbers would be located: √17, 43, 1.12x10-2, 6/8, e, π

  3. Do Now: Write each item on the diagram exactly one time. 1. Ney 2. Brooklyn Bridge (NYC) 3. High School 4. Times Square (Manhattan) 5. Mud Island 6. Vietnam War Memorial in DC 7. Miami 8. A club in New York City 9. Disneyworld 1. Niagara Falls 2. Brooklyn Bridge 3. Mud Island 4. Times Square 5. Dentist Office 6. Miami 7. Disneyworld

  4. Classifying Numbers: Real Numbers: Numbers that can be found on a number line

  5. Rational Numbers: any number you can write as a quotient of integers (Terminating and repeating decimals count too)

  6. Natural numbers: used to count (1, 2, 3...) Whole numbers: natural numbers and 0 Integers: natural numbers, opposites, and zero

  7. Irrational Numbers: Decimal representations that neither terminate nor repeat. (cannot be written as quotients of integers.)

  8. On Your Diagram: -Show where whole and natural numbers would go -Classify the following numbers and put them on your diagram:

  9. Put the following real numbers in increasing order, then graph on the number line.

  10. Put the following real numbers in 
increasing order, then graph on the 
number line.

  11. Compare the following 
numbers. When you are 
done, covert the fractions 
to decimals and the 
decimals to fractions (try 
to do this without your 
calculator.)

  12. Find the distance between each of the 
following numbers: √17, 43, 1.12x10-2, 6/8, e, π, -3/4

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