Homework :- To show the number √5 , √6 , √7 , √8 on number line
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To plot the numbers \sqrt{6}, \sqrt{7}, \sqrt{8} on number line.
Find the equivalent values of \sqrt{6}, \sqrt{7}, \sqrt{8} by long division method
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We get the values as
\sqrt{6} =2.449
\sqrt{7} = 2.645
\sqrt{8} = 2.828
Since all the given numbers lie between 2 and 3, they have to be plotted between 2 and 3,
\sqrt{6} =2.449, it lies before 2.5,
\sqrt{7}= 2.645 it lies after 2.5
\sqrt{8} = 2.828, it lies after \sqrt{7}
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To plot the numbers \sqrt{6}, \sqrt{7}, \sqrt{8} on number line.
Find the equivalent values of \sqrt{6}, \sqrt{7}, \sqrt{8} by long division method,
We get the values as
\sqrt{6} =2.449
\sqrt{7} = 2.645
\sqrt{8} = 2.828
Since all the given numbers lie between 2 and 3, they have to be plotted between 2 and 3,
\sqrt{6} =2.449, it lies before 2.5,
\sqrt{7}= 2.645 it lies after 2.5
\sqrt{8} = 2.828, it lies after \sqrt{7}
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