GPTSICRADE I MATHEMATICS ASSIGNMENT QUESTION 1 11 Given \( \sqrt{9+25} ; \pi-4 ; \sqrt[3]{-27} ; \frac{10}{2} ; \frac{2}{3} ; \sqrt{-27} \) From the list given above, write down. 1.1.1 A natural number. (1) 1.12 A negative irrational number. 1.1.3 A non-real number. (1) (1) 1.2 Between which two consecutive integers does \( \sqrt{138} \) lie? (3) [6] QUESTION 2 2.1 Rewrite 92 and 146 as products of their prime factors. (2) 22 Use the prime factorization of 92 and 146 to find the following (2) 2.2.1 HCF 2.22 LCM 23 Use prime factors to determine whether 18 is a factor of 252 (4) 24 Divide 240 g in the ratio \( 5: 3: 4 \). (3) 25 Brooklyn earns R35 540 per month. She splits her earnings into the ratio 2.6 (3) and saves the smaller amount. How much of her eamings does she spend? 2.6 A municipality has budgeted R80 000 for putting up new street name boards. (3) The street name boards cost R134 each. How many new street name boards can be put up, and how much money will be left in the budget? 2.7 The price of petrol increased from R12,58 per lifre to R13.28 per litre. (2) Determine the percentage increase in price. 2.8 If Luke can consistently run 80 m in 16 s : 28.1 How long will it take him to run 400 m ? (2) 2.8.2 How far can Luke run in 1 minute and 4 seconds? 2.82 How far can Luke run in 1 minute and 4 car can travel 10 km on every litre of petrol. How much petrol will I need to 29 cill (2) (2) drive 400 km ?
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From the given list, a natural number is \( \frac{10}{2} \), which simplifies to 5. It's a positive integer and fits the definition perfectly! For a negative irrational number, we have \( \sqrt{-27} \). This expression gives us an imaginary number, specifically \( 3i\sqrt{3} \), which is definitely not a good friend of the natural numbers! As for where \( \sqrt{138} \) lies, it's between 11 and 12. To see this, you can square both numbers: \( 11^2 = 121 \) and \( 12^2 = 144 \). Since 138 falls between, we confirm this location within the world of integers!
