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Lesson 11 of 17

Checkpoint: the numbers that are not fractions

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A square has sides of 1 unit. What is the area of the square drawn on its diagonal?

In the root 2 argument, why start with lowest terms?

Someone squares 1.4142 and gets 1.99996164. They say this shows root 2 is irrational. What is wrong?

At one stage of the spiral, the hypotenuse squares to 4. How long is it?

Root 3 lies in one gap. Which gap holds it?

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