Math, asked by monu237, 1 year ago

how to denote root under 5 on number line

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Answered by HHK
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You can use Pythagoras theorem as below
 \sqrt{5}  =  \sqrt{ {1}^{2}  +  { 2 }^{2} }
So draw a perpendicular line of length 1 unit from point (2,0) in the number.
Join the tip of the perpendicular line and origin.
Now you have right angled triangle whose hypotenus is equal to square root of 5.
To get this value on the number line, use a compass.

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