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how to represent √2 √3 √5 √7 on a single number line with steps of construction​

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Answered by ArnavKrishna24
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Step-by-step explanation:

I'm assuming that you are using a number line with scale 1 number = 1 cm.

Root 2:

1) Draw a perpendicular line of 1cm at the 1 centimeter mark of the number line.

2) Join the end of that line and 0

3) Take your compass, place the pointed end at 0 with length equal to the line drawn in the last step and draw an arc till you cut the number line.

Root 3:

1) Draw a perpendicular line of 1cm at the root 2 point you drew earlier.

2) Join 0 and the end of that line.

3) Take your compass, place the pointed end at 0 with length equal to the line drawn in the last step and draw an arc till you cut the number line.

Root 5:

1) Draw a perpendicular line of 1cm at the 2 centimeter mark of the number line.

2) Join 0 and the end of that line.

3) Take your compass, place the pointed end at 0 with length equal to the line drawn in the last step and draw an arc till you cut the number line.

Root 7:

1) First you need to draw root 6.

2) Draw a perpendicular of 1cm at root 5 mark drawn earlier.

3) Join 0 and the end of that line.

4) Take your compass, place the pointed end at 0 with length equal to the line drawn in the last step and draw an arc till you cut the number line.

5) Now draw a perpendicular of 1cm at root 6 mark you drew just now.

6) Join 0 and the and of that line.

7) Take your compass, place the pointed end at 0 with length equal to the line drawn in the last step and draw an arc till you cut the number line.

Aaaand you're done!

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