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represent √9.3 on number line​

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Answered by Yugant1913
14

Answer:

STEPS: 1: On a numberline mark AB = 9.3 unit & BC= 1 unit. ( & why 1 unit, I've given the reason in comment section)

2: Mark O the mid point of AC

3: Draw a semicircle with O as centre & OA as radius

4: At B draw a perpendicular BD.

5: BD = √9.3 unit

6: Now, B as centre, BD as radius, draw an arc, meeting the numberline at E.

Now, with BD or BE = √9.3 as radius , with 0 ( origin) of the number line as centre, draw an arc on the the number line, intersecting at point ‘k’. And this point ‘k' lies between integers 3 & 4, & represents √9.3

JUSTIFICATION:

 \tt⟼BD  =  \sqrt{ \bigg[ \bigg( \frac{10.3}{2} { \bigg)}^{2}  -  \bigg(  \frac{8.3}{2} { \bigg)}^{2}  \bigg ] }

 \tt⟼BD  =  \sqrt{\bigg[ \frac{ {10.3   }^{2} -  {8.3}^{2}  }{4}  \bigg]  }\\

 \tt⟼BD =   \sqrt{ \bigg[ \frac{(10.3 + 8.3)(10.3 - 8.3)}{4} \bigg ] } \\

 \tt⟼BD \:  =  \sqrt{\bigg[ \frac{18.6 \times 2}{4} \bigg ]}  \\

 \tt⟼BF =  \sqrt{  \bigg[ \frac{37.2}{4}  \bigg] }

 \tt⟼BD =  \sqrt{9.3}  = BE

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Answered by XxitsmrseenuxX
12

Answer:

STEPS: 1: On a numberline mark AB = 9.3 unit & BC= 1 unit. ( & why 1 unit, I've given the reason in comment section)

2: Mark O the mid point of AC

3: Draw a semicircle with O as centre & OA as radius

4: At B draw a perpendicular BD.

5: BD = √9.3 unit

6: Now, B as centre, BD as radius, draw an arc, meeting the numberline at E.

Now, with BD or BE = √9.3 as radius , with 0 ( origin) of the number line as centre, draw an arc on the the number line, intersecting at point ‘k’. And this point ‘k' lies between integers 3 & 4, & represents √9.3

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