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Represent √2 ,√3 , √5 ,√7 , √10 , √11, √13 ,√17 on Number line.
Also give the justification for each construction.​

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Answered by tennetiraj86
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Step-by-step explanation:

√2:-

Draw a unit square OABC at O on a number line with each side 1 unit in length

By Pythagoras theorem

OB = √(OA^2+AB^2)

=>OB =√(1^2+1^2)

=>OB=√(1+1)

OB=√2

√3:-

Draw √2 on the number line as shown above and Consider OD =√[(√2)^2+1^2]

OD =√(2+1)

OD=√3

√5:-

Draw a square OABC at O of 2 units and 1 units and OB =√(2^2+1^2)

OB=√(4+1)

OB=√5

√7:-

Draw √3 as shown above

Consider CD of 2 units then

OD =√[(√3)^2+2^2)]

OD =√(3+4)

OD =√7

√10:-

Draw a square OABC at O of 3 units and 1 units

OB =√[3^2+1^2]

OB =√(9+1)

OB=√10

√11:-

Draw √2 on the number line as shown in the figure.

Draw a line segment at B of 3 units

OD =√[(OB)^2+(BD)^2]

OD =√(√2)^2+(3)^2

OD=√(2+9)

OD=√11

√13:-

Draw a square OABC square if 3 units and 2 units

OB=√[OB^2+AB^2]

OB=√(3^2+2^2)

OB=√(9+4)

OB=√13

√17:-

Draw a square OABC at O of 4 units and 3 units

Now OB =4 units

AB=1 units

By Pythagoras theorem

OB^2=OA^2+AB^2

OB=√[OA^2+AB^2]

OB=√(4^2+1^2)

OB=√(16+1)

OB=√17 units

We locate on √n for any positive integers n, after √(n-1) has been located on the number line .

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Answered by Suwathiangel
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