If the length of the
sides of a square are
rational numbers,
which of the
following is true?
Half of its side
length is always
an integer
Length of its
diagonal is an
irrational
number
Its area is
definitely a
perfect square
number.
Its perimeter
may or may not
be a rational
number.
Answers
b is the correct answer
SOLUTION :
GIVEN
If the length of the sides of a square are rational numbers
TO CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION
- Half of its side length is always an integer
- Length of its diagonal is an irrational number
- Its area is definitely a perfect square number.
- Its perimeter may or may not be a rational number.
EVALUATION
Here it is given that the length of the sides of a square are rational number
CHECKING FOR OPTION : 1
Since the length of the sides of a square are rational number
So Half of its side length is always a rational number may not be an integer
For example,
Suppose the length of the sides of a square
Then Half of its side length
Which is rational but not an integer
So this option is not correct
CHECKING FOR OPTION : 2
Since the length of the sides of a square are rational number
So Length of its diagonal is always an irrational number
Since Length of its diagonal
This option is CORRECT
CHECKING FOR OPTION : 3
Since the length of the sides of a square are rational number
So area may not be a perfect square number.
For example
Suppose the length of the sides of a square
Then area
Which is not a perfect square ( since it is not an integer)
So this option is not correct
CHECKING FOR OPTION : 4
Since the length of the sides of a square are rational number
So Its perimeter is definitely a rational number.
Since for a square,
perimeter = 4 × length of a side
So this option is not correct
FINAL RESULT
If the length of the sides of a square are rational numbers then
Length of its diagonal is always an irrational number
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