Question

How we represent √ 3 on number line please tell​

Answer 1

Explanation:

First you have to square √3 which is 3, then you have to write 3 as the sum of two numbers which is 3=2+1=(√3)²=(√2)²+(1)² then represent √2 on the number line marked as point p and where you represent √2 draw a line 1 above it, marked as point q

Answer 2

here pythagoras theorem should be used as

$hypotenuse {}^{2} = base {}^{2} + prependicular {}^{2}$

hence

$( \sqrt{2}) {}^{2} + { 1}^{2} = ( \sqrt{3} ) {}^{2}$

so taking radius of √3 we can easily cut an arc at the line so that √3 can be represented