Chapters
Chapter 2: Profit , Loss and Discount
Chapter 3: Compound Interest
Chapter 4: Expansions
Chapter 5: Factorisation
Chapter 6: Changing the subject of a formula
Chapter 7: Linear Equations
Chapter 8: Simultaneous Linear Equations
Chapter 9: Indices
Chapter 10: Logarithms
Chapter 11: Triangles and their congruency
Chapter 12: Isosceles Triangle
Chapter 13: Inequalities in Triangles
Chapter 14: Constructions of Triangles
Chapter 15: Mid-point and Intercept Theorems
Chapter 16: Similarity
Chapter 17: Pythagoras Theorem
Chapter 18: Rectilinear Figures
Chapter 19: Quadrilaterals
Chapter 20: Constructions of Quadrilaterals
Chapter 21: Areas Theorems on Parallelograms
Chapter 22: Statistics
Chapter 23: Graphical Representation of Statistical Data
Chapter 24: Perimeter and Area
Chapter 25: Surface Areas and Volume of Solids
Chapter 26: Trigonometrical Ratios
Chapter 27: Trigonometrical Ratios of Standard Angles
Chapter 28: Coordinate Geometry
Chapter 1: Irrational Numbers
Frank solutions for Class 9 Maths ICSE Chapter 1 Irrational Numbers Exercise 1.1
State if the following fraction has a terminating decimal
`(3)/(5)`
State if the following fraction has a terminating decimal
`(5)/(7)`
State if the following fraction has a terminating decimal
`(25)/(49)`
State if the following fraction has a terminating decimal
`(37)/(40)`
State if the following fraction has a terminating decimal
`(57)/(64)`
State if the following fraction has a terminating decimal.
`(59)/(75)`
State if the following fraction has a terminating decimal.
`(89)/(125)`
State if the following fraction has a terminating decimal.
`(125)/(213)`
State if the following fraction has a terminating decimal.
`(147)/(160)`
Express the following decimal as a rational number.
0.93
Express the following decimal as a rational number.
4.56
Express the following decimal as a rational number.
0.614
Express the following decimal as a rational number.
21.025
Convert the following fraction into a decimal :
`(3)/(5)`
Convert the following fraction into a decimal :
`(8)/(11)`
Convert the following fraction into a decimal :
`(-2)/(7)`
Convert the following fraction into a decimal :
`(12)/(21)`
Convert the following fraction into a decimal :
`(13)/(25)`
Convert the following fraction into a decimal :
`(2)/(3)`
Express the following decimal as a rational number.
0.7
Express the following decimal as a rational number.
0.35
Express the following decimal as a rational number.
0.89
Express the following decimal as a rational number.
0.057
Express the following decimal as a rational number.
0.763
Express the following decimal as a rational number.
2.67
Express the following decimal as a rational number.
4.6724
Express the following decimal as a rational number.
0.017
Express the following decimal as a rational number.
17.027
Insert a rational number between:
`(2)/(5) and (3)/(4)`
Insert a rational number between:
`(3)/(4) and (5)/(7)`
Insert a rational number between:
`(4)/(3) and (7)/(5)`
Insert a rational number between:
`(5)/(9) and (6)/(7)`
Insert a rational number between:
3 and 4
Insert a rational number between:
7.6 and 7.7
Insert a rational number between:
8 and 8.04
Insert a rational number between:
101 and 102
Insert three rational numbers between:
0 and 1
Insert three rational number between:
6 and 7
Insert three rational number between:
-3 and 3
Insert three rational number between:
-5 and -4
Insert five rational number between:
`(2)/(5) and (2)/(3)`
Insert five rational number between:
`-(3)/(4) and -(2)/(5)`
Find the greatest and the smallest rational number among the following.
`(6)/(7),(9)/(14) and (23)/(28)`
Find the greatest and the smallest rational number among the following.
`(-2)/(3) , (-7)/(9) and (-5)/(6)`
Arrange the following rational numbers in ascending order.
`(4)/(5),(6)/(7) and (7)/(10)`
Arrange the following rational numbers in ascending order.
`(-7)/(12), (-3)/(10) and (-2)/(5)`
Arrange the following rational numbers in ascending order.
`(10)/(9),(13)/(12) and (19)/(18)`
Arrange the following rational numbers in ascending order.
`(7)/(4), (-6)/(5) and (-5)/(2)`
Arrange the following rational numbers in descending order.
`(7)/(13),(8)/(15), and (3)/(5)`
Arrange the following rational numbers in descending order.
`(4)/(3), (-14)/(5) and (17)/(15)`
Arrange the following rational numbers in descending order.
`(-7)/(10), (-8)/(15) and (-11)/(30)`
Arrange the following rational numbers in descending order.
`(-3)/(8),(2)/(5) and (-1)/(3)`
Find the value of:
2.65 + 1.25
Find the value of:
1. 32 - 0.91
Find the value of:
2.12 - 0.45
Find the value of:
1.35 + 1.5
Frank solutions for Class 9 Maths ICSE Chapter 1 Irrational Numbers Exercise 1.2
State whether the following number is rational or irrational
`(3 + sqrt(3))^2`
State whether the following number is rational or irrational
`(5 - sqrt(5))^2`
State whether the following number is rational or irrational
`(2 + sqrt(2))(2 - sqrt(2))`
State whether the following number is rational or irrational
`((sqrt5)/(3sqrt(2)))^2`
State if the following is a surd. Give reasons.
`root(3)(-27)`
Check whether the square of the following is rational or irrational:
`3sqrt(2)`
Check whether the square of the following is rational or irrational:
`3 + sqrt(2)`
Check whether the square of the following is rational or irrational:
`(3sqrt(2))/(2)`
Check whether the square of the following is rational or irrational:
`sqrt(2) + sqrt(3)`
Show that `sqrt(5)` is an irrational numbers. [Use division method]
Without using division method show that `sqrt(7)` is an irrational numbers.
Write a pair of irrational numbers whose sum is irrational.
Write a pair of irrational numbers whose sum is rational.
Write a pair of irrational numbers whose difference is irrational.
Write a pair of irrational numbers whose difference is rational.
Write a pair of irrational numbers whose product is irrational.
Write a pair of irrational numbers whose product is rational.
Compare the following:
`root(4)(12) and root(3)(15)`
Compare the following:
`root(3)(48) and sqrt(36)`
Write the following in ascending order:
`2sqrt(5), sqrt(3) and 5sqrt(2)`
Write the following in ascending order:
`2root(3)(3), 4root(3)(3) and 3root(3)(3)`
Write the following in ascending order:
`5sqrt(7), 7sqrt(5) and 6sqrt(2)`
Write the following in ascending order:
`7root(3)(5), 6root(3)(4) and 5root(3)(6)`
Write the following in descending order:
`sqrt(2), root(3)(5) and root(4)(10)`
Write the following in descending order:
`5sqrt(3), sqrt(15) and 3sqrt(5)`
Write the following in descending order:
`sqrt(6), root(3)(8) and root(4)(3)`
Insert two irrational numbers between 3 and 4.
Insert five irrational number's between `2sqrt(3) and 3sqrt(5)`.
Write two rational numbers between `sqrt(3) and sqrt(7)`
Write four rational numbers between `sqrt(2) and sqrt(3)`
State if the following is a surd. Give reasons.
`sqrt(150)`
State if the following is a surd. Give reasons.
`root(3)(4)`
State if the following is a surd. Give reasons.
`root(3)(50). root(3)(20)`
State if the following is a surd. Give reasons.
`sqrt(2 + sqrt(3)`
State if the following is a surd. Give reasons.
`root(12)(8). ÷ root(6)(6)`
Represent the number `sqrt(7)` on the number line.
Frank solutions for Class 9 Maths ICSE Chapter 1 Irrational Numbers Exercise 1.3
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(3sqrt(2))/sqrt(5)`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(1)/(5 + sqrt(2))`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(1)/(sqrt(3) + sqrt(2))`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(2)/(3 + sqrt(7)`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(5)/(sqrt(7) - sqrt(2))`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(42)/(2sqrt(3) + 3sqrt(2)`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(sqrt(3) + 1)/(sqrt(3) - 1)`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(sqrt(5) - sqrt(7))/sqrt(3)`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(3 - sqrt(3))/(2 + sqrt(2)`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(5 + sqrt(6))/(5 - sqrt(6)`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(4 + sqrt(8))/(4 - sqrt(8)`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(sqrt(15) + 3)/(sqrt(15) - 3)`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(sqrt(7) - sqrt(5))/(sqrt(7) + sqrt(5)`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(3sqrt(5) + sqrt(7))/(3sqrt(5) - sqrt(7)`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(2sqrt(3) - sqrt(6))/(2sqrt(3) + sqrt(6)`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(5sqrt(3) - sqrt(15))/(5sqrt(3) + sqrt(15)`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(2sqrt(6) - sqrt(5))/(3sqrt(5) - 2sqrt(6)`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(7sqrt(3) - 5sqrt(2))/(sqrt(48) + sqrt(18)`
Simplify by rationalising the denominator in the following.
`(sqrt(12) + sqrt(18))/(sqrt(75) - sqrt(50)`
Simplify the following
`(3)/(5 - sqrt(3)) + (2)/(5 + sqrt(3)`
Simplify the following
`(4 + sqrt(5))/(4 - sqrt(5)) + (4 - sqrt(5))/(4 + sqrt(5)`
Simplify the following
`(sqrt(5) - 2)/(sqrt(5) + 2) - (sqrt(5) + 2)/(sqrt(5) - 2)`
Simplify the following
`(sqrt(7) - sqrt(3))/(sqrt(7) + sqrt(3)) - (sqrt(7) + sqrt(3))/(sqrt(7) - sqrt(3)`
Simplify the following
`(sqrt(5) + sqrt(3))/(sqrt(5) - sqrt(3)) + (sqrt(5) - sqrt(3))/(sqrt(5) + sqrt(3)`
Simplify the following :
`sqrt(6)/(sqrt(2) + sqrt(3)) + (3sqrt(2))/(sqrt(6) + sqrt(3)) - (4sqrt(3))/(sqrt(6) + sqrt(2)`
Simplify the following :
`(3sqrt(2))/(sqrt(6) - sqrt(3)) - (4sqrt(3))/(sqrt(6) - sqrt(2)) + (2sqrt(3))/(sqrt(6) + 2)`
Simplify the following :
`(6)/(2sqrt(3) - sqrt(6)) + sqrt(6)/(sqrt(3) + sqrt(2)) - (4sqrt(3))/(sqrt(6) - sqrt(2)`
Simplify the following :
`(7sqrt(3))/(sqrt(10) + sqrt(3)) - (2sqrt(5))/(sqrt(6) + sqrt(5)) - (3sqrt(2))/(sqrt(15) + 3sqrt(2)`
Simplify the following :
`(4sqrt(3))/((2 - sqrt(2))) - (30)/((4sqrt(3) - 3sqrt(2))) - (3sqrt(2))/((3 + 2sqrt(3))`
If `(sqrt(2.5) - sqrt(0.75))/(sqrt(2.5) + sqrt(0.75)) = "p" + "q"sqrt(30)`, find the values of p and q.
In the following, find the values of a and b.
`(sqrt(3) - 1)/(sqrt(3) + 1) = "a" + "b"sqrt(3)`
In the following, find the values of a and b:
`(3 + sqrt(7))/(3 - sqrt(7)) = "a" + "b"sqrt(7)`
In the following, find the values of a and b:
`(5 + 2sqrt(3))/(7 + 4sqrt(3)) = "a" + "b"sqrt(3)`
In the following, find the values of a and b:
`(1)/(sqrt(5) - sqrt(3)) = "a"sqrt(5) - "b"sqrt(3)`
In the following, find the values of a and b:
`(sqrt(3) - 2)/(sqrt(3) + 2) = "a"sqrt(3) + "b"`
In the following, find the values of a and b:
`(sqrt(11) - sqrt(7))/(sqrt(11) + sqrt(7)) = "a" - "b"sqrt(77)`
In the following, find the values of a and b:
`(7sqrt(3) - 5sqrt(2))/(4sqrt(3) + 3sqrt(2)) = "a" - "b"sqrt(6)`
In the following, find the values of a and b:
`(sqrt(2) + sqrt(3))/(3sqrt(2) - 2sqrt(3)) = "a" - "b"sqrt(6)`
In the following, find the value of a and b:
`(7 + sqrt(5))/(7 - sqrt(5)) - (7 - sqrt(5))/(7 + sqrt(5)) = "a" + "b"sqrt(5)`
In the following, find the value of a and b:
`(sqrt(3) - 1)/(sqrt(3) + 1) + (sqrt(3) + 1)/(sqrt(3) - 1) = "a" + "b"sqrt(3)`
If x = `(7 + 4sqrt(3))`, find the value of
`sqrt(x) + (1)/(sqrt(x)`
If x = `(7 + 4sqrt(3))`, find the value of
`x^2 + (1)/x^2`
If x = `(7 + 4sqrt(3))`, find the values of
`x^3 + (1)/x^3`
If x = `(7 + 4sqrt(3))`, find the values of :
`(x + (1)/x)^2`
If x = `(4 - sqrt(15))`, find the values of
`(1)/x`
If x = `(4 - sqrt(15))`, find the values of
`x + (1)/x`
If x = `(4 - sqrt(15))`, find the values of
`x^2 + (1)/x^2`
If x = `(4 - sqrt(15))`, find the values of
`x^3 + (1)/x^3`
If x = `(4 - sqrt(15))`, find the values of :
`(x + (1)/x)^2`
If x = `((2 + sqrt(5)))/((2 - sqrt(5))` and y = `((2 - sqrt(5)))/((2 + sqrt(5))`, show that (x2 - y2) = `144sqrt(5)`.
If x = `((sqrt(3) + 1))/((sqrt(3) - 1)` and y = `((sqrt(3) - 1))/((sqrt(3) + 1)`, find the values of
x2 + y2
If x = `((sqrt(3) + 1))/((sqrt(3) - 1)` and y = `((sqrt(3) - 1))/((sqrt(3) + 1)`, find the values of
x3 + y3
If x = `((sqrt(3) + 1))/((sqrt(3) - 1)` and y = `((sqrt(3) - 1))/((sqrt(3) - 1)`, find the values of
x2 - y2 + xy
If x = `(1)/((3 - 2sqrt(2))` and y = `(1)/((3 + 2sqrt(2))`, find the values of
x2 + y2
If x = `(1)/((3 - 2sqrt(2))` and y = `(1)/((3 + 2sqrt(2))`, find the values of
x3 + y3
Chapter 1: Irrational Numbers
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