Math, asked by vinitsoni23, 7 hours ago

insert rational number between two rational number a. one sum with same denominator. b. one sum with different denominator using formula and suitable example for each​

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Answered by Sheldon666
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Answer:

I didn't get your question but I can help you with how to insert.

Step-by-step explanation:

The formula for inserting 1 rational number if x and y are given.

x,y

=x, (x+y÷2), y

if you have to insert 2 numbers you repeat the same method as inserting one number, and then between any two of the numbers you can insert.

Ex: You have now obtained,

x, a, y

= either: x, (x+a÷2), a, y

or: x, a, (a+y÷2), y

Example sums:

1) Given: 7,8 insert 1 rational number.

= 7, (7+8÷2), 8

= 7, (15÷2), 8

= 7, 7.5, 8

ans: the inserted rational number is = 7.5

2) Given: 2,3 insert 2 rational numbers.

= 2, (2+3÷2), 3

= 2, (5÷2), 3

= 2, 2.5, 3

(Now I will insert a rational number in between 2 and 2.5)

= 2, (2+2.5÷2), 2.5, 3

= 2, (4.5÷2), 2.5, 3

=2, 2.25, 2.5, 3

ans: the inserted rational numbers are = 2.5 and 2.25.

Hope this helps you.

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