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Finding the tree rational number b/w 2rational numbers

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Answered by CharmingPrince
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  • Finding the tree rational number b/w 2rational numbers

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Let us take the numbers be \dfrac {3}{1} and \dfrac {7}{2}

  • To find rational number between any two numbers we have to first make their denominators same.

Now,

= \dfrac {3}{1} ; \dfrac {7}{2}

= \dfrac {6}{2} and \dfrac {7}{2}

  • Then , we have to multiple the 1 number extra which is asked in the question; that is ( n + 1 )

As, we have to find 3 rational numbers then ( n+1) = (3 +1) = 4

Multiple 4 to both the rational numbers

= \dfrac {6}{2} ; \dfrac {7}{2}

= \dfrac {6×4}{2×4} ; \dfrac {7×4}{2×4}

= \dfrac {24}{8} ; \dfrac {28}{8}

  • Now, find the required numbers between the rational numbers

The 3 rational numbers are :-

= \dfrac {24}{8} < \dfrac {25}{8} < \dfrac {26}{8} < \dfrac {27}{8} < \dfrac {28}{8}

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