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the rational number between -4/5 and -2/3​

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Answered by atharva420
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Archimedes, about 2300 years ago, showed that the rational number is greater than, so it is a potential candidate. Let’s see if it’s less than . We can do that by seeing if it’s square is less than .

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So it looks like the very common rational approximation of is in fact a rational number between and .

By the way, it appears that the second most common rational approximation of , namely , is also greater than , so forms a second answer to this question, with .

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