REAL NUMBERS(LECTURE 2)
REAL
NUMBERS_CLASS 10
(24th March 2020, Tuesday)
(24th March 2020, Tuesday)
LESSON 2
Dear
Students,
Yesterday we covered the following learning outcomes:
Yesterday we covered the following learning outcomes:
- recall
what are prime numbers and composite numbers
- write
different types of decimal expansions for the real numbers
- state
whether given number has terminating or non-terminating decimal
expansion
Let
us go through the guidelines for my blog once again:
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The text in Red, is
to be written in your register
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The text in blue is
to be viewed by clicking on it
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The text in green is
to be practiced for home work
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Follow the instructions (such as write / view
/ recall....) as and when they appear in my blog
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I will be with
you on this blog from 9:30 am to 10:20 am so that I can address to any queries that
you may have when you go through the lesson. However, if you post any query
after this, I will address to that only on the next day during the same slot.
- take
your SET-A Mathematics Register
- Our
handwriting reflects a lot about us. It will be awesome if you use good
presentation and cursive hand writing
- Make
a column on the right hand side, if you need to do any rough work
- Leave
two lines where you finished yesterday’s work and draw a horizontal line
- Write today's
date on the line after that. We
need to save paper. Write the SDG
– 12 : Responsible Consumption and Production.
Remember we contemplated on SDG-1 in yesterday’s class ? Let us be
responsible global citizens. One good thing that Coronovirus is teaching
us! That is be responsible global citizens.
- Pending Queries from yesterday (if any).......
- Please
write the learning
outcomes as mentioned
below
I will be able to
:
- Summarise
the fundamental theorem of arithmetic
- Generalise
relationship between HCF and LCM
Click on
the following link to recall
how does factorisation work
Have you been through the
above link ?
If yes then please answer the
following questions as Class work right now ?
Q1) Make
30 by multiplying only PRIME NUMBERS
A1) 30
= ___________________
Q2) How many factors are they ?
A2) ______ (3 / 4 / 7)
Q3) Ignore
the order what you used to answer Q1. Make 30 by multiplying only PRIME NUMBERS
using another order.
A3) 30
= ___________________________
Q4) In
Q1 & Q3, have the same prime numbers given you 30, no matter what the order
?
A4) ______
(Yes / No)
Hope you have answered the above questions !
If not, then here are few hints for you:
** order means , example : (7 * 13 * 2)
** another order means , example : ( 2 * 7 * 13)
Now look at the image given below.
Please write the Fundamental theorem of arithmetic in your register
Have you observed that you already knew this !
Now, you know it the way Euclid summarised it !
Now let us write few examples using exponents.....life becomes easier.
Benefits: We take lesser time (remember you need to gear up to write a lengthy
CBSE paper!!), chances of errors reduce
Please look at the image below. It illustrates the steps to do
the above. Please take down these examples in your note book.
Q5) Express each number as a product of its prime factors:
(i)
150 (ii) 2248
A5) 150 = __________________________
2248 = __________________________
Hence you should be
able to attempt NCERT Ex. 1.2 (Q1 & Q6...refer to yesterday’s lesson for
Q6) for home work
Please look at the image below. It generalises the relationship
between HCF and LCM. You will need to take a note of this
in your note books.
Q6) Find the LCM and HCF of
512 and 68 and verify that LCM × HCF = product of the two
numbers
A6) LCM (512, 68) = _______
HCF (512, 68) = _______
LHS = LCM × HCF = ______________
RHS = product of
the two numbers = _____________
HINT : If LHS = RHS , write verified, else check your calculations !
Hence you should be
able to attempt NCERT Ex. 1.2 (Q2) for home work
Please view the example in the video in the link attached below.
Please refer to this
video again when you attempt NCERT Ex. 1.2 (Q3) for home work
Please view the example in the video in the link attached below.
Q7) Attempt Q 4 from NCERT ex 1.2
A7) substitute the values in step 1, 2 and 3 and then solve as
you have seen in the above video:
Step -1: HCF = ____
Step-2: LCM
× HCF = first
number ×
second number
Step -3 : LCM = first number × second number
HCF
Now let us look at Q5 of NCERT ex. 1.2.
Please take this
down in your note book
Now you should be able
to attempt NCERT Ex. 1.2 (Q7) for home work.
A worksheet Real Numbers-1 is shared on the whatsapp group. Please spare time to complete this
today.
I will begin tomorrow’s class with any queries
from the worksheet
That should be all for today !
Good morning and thank you boys !
Take a good care of yourself
See you tomorrow for the next class !
Ma'am I could not understand the second question
ReplyDeleteCould you be more Specific. i will solve and show it.
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ReplyDeleteThank you ma'am.
ReplyDeleteHarsh salodia
ReplyDeleteMa'am in the video ...to find the HCF of 3 numbers what do they mean by "Least power(shared)"?
ReplyDeletelooking at the prime factors of 70,80,120 ; 2 has different powers.thatis 1,4and 3. so 1 is the least power.
DeleteSaumil Gupta
ReplyDeletemaam all ex 1.4, 1.2 and the worksheet do we do it in the register
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