Math, asked by sehrishejaz, 7 months ago

show 2- root under 3 on a numberline

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Answered by kavitapahadiya058

Step-by-step explanation:

= sqrt (1^2 + (sqrt 2)^2)= sqrt (1 + 2)= sqrt 3. With AE as radius, draw an arc extending to the number line & intersecting number line at point Q. Length AE= Length AQ= sqrt 3. Now consider the complete number line.

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show 2- root under 3 on a numberline