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Sets

    What are Sets?
    Union And Intersection
    Venn Diagrams
    Cartesian Product
    Answers For Set Problems

Logic

    General Logic
    Truth Tables
    Logical Operators
    Implications
    Conjunctions
    Disjunctions
    Negation
    Equivalence
    Converse and Inverse

Real Number System

    Prime Numbers
    Factors And Divisibility
    Rational Numbers

Functions and Graphs

Basic Functions
Domain And Range

Probability and Statistics

    Basic Statistics
    Counting and Permutations
    Statistical Events
    Conditional Probability
    Mean and Median
    Standard Deviation

Additional Topics

    Complex Numbers
    Logs And Exponents
    Algebra And Geometry
    Area of Plane Figures
    Properties Of Shapes
    Pythagorean Theorem
    Parallel Perpendicular

Terms And Resources

Math Terms

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Rational Numbers

Rational numbers are integers that can be written out easily as a fraction. Most numbers you will be dealing with are rational numbers. Rational number may go on forever in their decimal form such as 2/3 but as long as they can be written as a nice fraction for they are still rational numbers.

Irrational Numbers

Irrational numbers on the other hand cannot be made into a nice fraction and when they are in decimal form they do not end. Many people think that the number PIE = 3.14 . This is actually not the case PIE is a irrational number and the decimal number continues to go on forever without a stable repeating patterned. Another commonly known irrational number is the square root of 2.

Resources On Rational Numbers

Wikipedia Rational