Math, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

how to represent square root of 5 on number line

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Answered by Revolution
8
first u draw a number line

then draw a line between 0 and 2( 2 unit)
then draw 3 perpendicular line from the point 2
then take 3 cm on compuss and draw a   arch    to the perpendicular line
joint this line
u will get a right-angled triangle
then
3²-2²=5
so the perpendicular line=√5
again take ur compass and draw it on ur number line.it will be √5
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Revolution: any doubt..comment here
TPS: you made root 13....for root 5, the perpendicular should be of 1 cm
Revolution: see the pic
TPS: AC looks like 3 units...
TPS: your answer is right...
TPS: but that is not the standard procedure taught in cbse....
Revolution: thanks
TPS: you should take AC as 1 unit and then AB will be root 5 unit..that is easy to understand too
Answered by spriya
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1] Draw number line and take a point O representing O on it. 
Take a point A on the number line such that OA = 1(units) 

2] Take a point B on the number line such that AB = 2(units) 

3] With centre B draw a right angled triangle ABC(right angled at A) such that AB =2 and BC =1 

4] With A as centre and radius AC draw an arch that cuts the number line at P 

5] Then, AB = AP = √5 
6] OC =OA+AP=1+√5.






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