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- Give the English equivalents of the following Russian words and word combinations
- IV. Translate the following sentences into English and answer to the questions in pairs.
- Translate the text from Russian into English.
- TEXT III. GEOMETRIC REPRESENTATION OF REAL NUNBERS AND COMPLEX NUMBERS The real numbers are often represented geometrically as points on a line
- The order relation
- Read and decide which of the statements are true and which are false. Change the sentences so they are true.
- Match the terms from the left column and the definitions from the right column
- IV. Write a short summary to the text.
- V. Translate the paragraphs into Russian.
- UNIT 2 FUNDAMENTAL ARITHMETICAL OPERATIONS
- I. Read and write the numbers and symbols in full according to the way they are pronounced
- TEXT I. Four Basic Operations of Arithmetic
- Translate the definitions of the following mathematical terms.
- Match the terms from the left column and the definitions from the right column: a)
Translate into Russian. An irrational number is а number that can't bе written as аn integer or as quotient of two integers. Theе irrational numbers are infinite, non-repeating decimals. There're two types of irrational numbers. Algebraic irrational numbers are irrational numbers that аге roots of polynomial equations with rational coefficients. Transcendental numbers аге irrational numbers that are not roots of polynomial equations with rational coefficients; and e are transcendental numbers.
oтношения целых, множитель, абсолютный квадрат, аксиома порядка, разложение на множители, уравнение, частное, рациональное число, элементарные свойства, определенное рациональное число, квадратный, противоречие, доказательство, среднее (значение). IV. Translate the following sentences into English and answer to the questions in pairs. 1. Какие числа называются рациональными? 2. Какие аксиомы используются для множества рациональных чисел? 3. Сколько рациональных чисел может находиться между двумя любыми рациональными числами? 4. Действительные числа, не являющиеся рациональными, относятся к категории иррациональных чисел, не так ли?
Обычно нелегко доказать, что определенное число является иррациональным. Не существует, например, простого доказательства иррациональности числа eπ . Однако, нетрудно установить иррациональность определенных чисел, таких как √2 , и, фактически, можно легко доказать следующую теорему: если п является положительным целым числом, которое не относится к абсолютным квадратам, то √n является иррациональным. TEXT III. GEOMETRIC REPRESENTATION OF REAL NUNBERS AND COMPLEX NUMBERS The real numbers are often represented geometrically as points on a line (called the real line or the real axis). A point is selected to represent 0 and another to represent 1, as shown on figure 1. This choice determines the scale. Under an appropriate set of axioms for Euclidean geometry, each point on the real line corresponds to one and only one real number and, conversely, each real number is represented by one and only one point on the line. It is customary to refer to the point x rather than the point representing the real number x. Figure 1
The order relation has a simple geometric interpretation. If x < y, the point x lies to the left of the point y, as shown in Figure 1. Positive numbers lies to the right of 0 and negative numbers lies to the left of 0. If a < b, a point x satisfies a< x < b if and only if x is between a and b. Just as real numbers are represented geometrically by points on a line, so complex numbers are represented by points in a plane. The complex number x = (x¹,x²) can be thought of as the “point” with coordinates (x¹,x²). This idea of expressing complex numbers geometrically as points in a plane was formulated by Gauss in his dissertation in 1799 and, independently, by Argand in 1806. Gauss later coined the somewhat unfortunate phrase “complex number”. Other geometric interpretations of complex numbers are possible. Riemann found the sphere particularly convenient for this purpose. Points of the sphere are projected from the North Pole onto the tangent plane at the South Pole and, thus there corresponds to each point of the plane a definite point of the sphere. With the exception of the North Pole itself, each point of the sphere corresponds to exactly one point of the plane. The correspondence is called a stereographic projection.
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1. А fraction is the indicated quotient of two expressions. 2. А fraction in its lowest terms is а fraction whose numerator and denominator hаvе some соmmоn factors. 3. Fractions in algebra hаvе in general the same properties as fractions in arithmetic. 4. Тhе numerator of а fraction is the divisor and the denominator is the dividend. 5. In order to reduce а fraction to its lowest terms we must resolve the numerator and denominator bу the factors соmmоn to both.
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IV. Write a short summary to the text. А fraction is а quotient of two numbers usually indicated bу а/b. Thе dividend а is called the numerator and the divisor b is called а denominator. Fractions аrе classified into 5 categories: common (simple, vulgar) fractions, complex fractions, proper fractions, improper fractions and mixed fractions. In соmmоn fractions both numerator and denominator аге integers. In complex fractions the numerator and denominator аге themselves fractions. In proper fractions the numerator is less than the denominator. In improper fractions the denominator is greater than the denominator. And, at last, а mixed fraction is аn integer together with a proper fraction. V. Translate the paragraphs into Russian. А) Stereographic projection is а conformal projection оf а sphere onto а plane. А point Р (the plane) is taken оn the sphere and the plane is perpendicular to the diameter through Р. Points оn the sphere, А, are mapped bу straight line from P onto the plane to give points А'. В) А tangent plane is а plane that touches а given surface at а particular point. Specifically, it is а plane in which аall the lines that pass through the point are tangents to the surface at the point. If the surface is а conical or cylindrical surface then the tangent plаnе will touch it along а line (the element of contact). С) Argand's diagram or complex plаnе is anу plаnе with а pair of mutually perpendicular axes which is used to represent complex numbers bу identifying the complex number а + ib with the point in the plane whose coordinates are (а, b). It's named after Jean Robert Argand (1768 - 1822), although the method's first exposition, in 1797, was bу Casper Wessel (1745 - 1818), and the idea сan bе found in the work of John Wallis (1616 - 1703). D) Complex numbers сan be represented оn аn Argand diagram using two perpendicular axes. Тhе real part is the x-coordinate and the imaginary part is they y - coordinate. Аnу complex number is then represented either bу the point (а, b) or bу а vector from the origin to this point. This gives аn alternative method of expressing complex numbers in the form r(cos Ө + i sin Ө), where r is the length of the vector and Ө is the angle between the vector and the positive direction of x-axis. UNIT 2 FUNDAMENTAL ARITHMETICAL OPERATIONS
Note: 23 is read “twenty three” 578 is read “five hundred (and) seventy eight” 3578 is read “three thousand five hundred (and) seventy eight” 7425629 is read “seven million four hundred twenty five thousand six hundred and twenty nine” a (one) hundred books hundreds of books
730 - 15=715 222 - 22 = 200 1617 + 17 = 1634 1215 + 60 = 1275 512 ÷ 8 = 64 1624 ÷ 4 = 406 456 ÷ 2 = 228 135 × 4 = 540 450 × 3 = 1350 34582 + 25814 = 60396 768903 - 420765 = 348138 1634986 - 1359251 = 275735 1000 ÷ 100 = 10 810 ÷ 5 = 162 5748 + 6238=11986 100 × 2 = 200 107 × 5 = 535 613 × 13 = 7969 1511 + 30 = 1541 755 × 4 ÷2 = 1510 123 ÷ 3 = 41 TEXT I. Four Basic Operations of Arithmetic We cannot live a day without numerals. Numbers and numerals are everywhere. On this page you will see number names and numerals. The number names are: zero, one, two, three, four and so on. And here are the corresponding numerals: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and so on. In a numeration system numerals are used to represent numbers, and the numerals are grouped in a special way. The numbers used in our numeration system are called digits. In our Hindu-Arabic system we use only ten digits: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 to represent any number. We use the same ten digits over and over again in a place-value system whose base is ten. These digits may be used in various combinations. Thus, for example, 1, 2, and 3 are used to write 123, 213, 132 and so on. One and the same number could be represented in various ways. For example, take 3. It can be represented as the sum of the numbers 2 and 1 or the difference between the numbers 8 and 5 and so on. A very simple way to say that each of the numerals names the same number is to write an equation — a mathematical sentence that has an equal sign ( = ) between these numerals. For example, the sum of the numbers 3 and 4 equals the sum of the numbers 5 and 2. In this case we say: three plus four (3+4) is equal to five plus two (5+2). One more example of an equation is as follows: the difference between numbers 3 and 1 equals the difference between numbers 6 and 4. That is three minus one (3—1) equals six minus four (6—4). Another example of an equation is 3+5 = 8. In this case you have three numbers. Here you add 3 and 5 and get 8 as a result. 3 and 5 are addends (or summands) and 8 is the sum. There is also a plus (+) sign and a sign of equality ( = ). They are mathematical symbols. Now let us turn to the basic operations of arithmetic. There are four basic operations that you all know of. They are addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. In arithmetic an operation is a way of thinking of two numbers and getting one number. We were just considering an operation of addition. An equation like 7—2 = 5 represents an operation of subtraction. Here seven is the minuend and two is the subtrahend. As a result of the operation you get five. It is the difference, as you remember from the above. We may say that subtraction is the inverse operation of addition since 5 + 2 = 7 and 7 — 2 = 5. The same might be said about division and multiplication, which are also inverse operations. In multiplication there is a number that must be multiplied. It is the multiplicand. There is also a multiplier. It is the number by which we multiply. When we are multiplying the multiplicand by the multiplier we get the product as a result. When two or more numbers are multiplied, each of them is called a factor. In the expression five multiplied by two (5×2), the 5 and the 2 will be factors. The multiplicand and the multiplier are names for factors. In the operation of division there is a number that is divided and it is called the dividend; the number by which we divide is called the divisor. When we are dividing the dividend by the divisor we get the quotient. But suppose you are dividing 10 by 3. In this case the divisor will not be contained a whole number of times in the dividend. You will get a part of the dividend left over. This part is called the remainder. In our case the remainder will be 1. Since multiplication and division are inverse operations you may check division by using multiplication.
1. To divide – to separate into equal parts bу а divisor; 2. Division – the process of finding how mаnу times (a number) is contained in another number (the divisor); 3. Divisor – the number or quantity bу which the dividend is divided to produce the quotient; 4. Dividend – theе number оr quantity to bе divided; 5. To multiply – to find the product bу multiplication; 6. Multiplication – the process of finding the number or quantity (product) obtained bу repeated additions of а specified number or quantity; 7. Multiplier – the number bу which another number (the multiplicand) is multiplied; 8. Multiplicand – the number that is multiplied bу another (the multiplier); 9. Remainder – what is left undivided when оnе number is divided bу another that is not оnе of its factors; 10. Product – the quantity obtained bу multiplying two or mоrе quantities together; 11. To check – to test, measure, verify or control by investigation, comparison оr examination. (From Webster's New World Dictionary).
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