Write one rational number between √2 and √5
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If we want a rational number = 2<x<√5
it certainly need to satisfy = 4<x²<5
We can write 4 = 100/ 25 and 5 = 125/ 25,
Also, 11² =121 and 100 < 121 < 125
Thus, it follows - it follows that 4 = 100/25 < 121/25 < 125/25 = 5
such that so that 2 < 11/5 <√5
Since, a non negative rational number has a rational square root if and only if it can be written as the quotient of two integer perfect squares. So, for example, √120/ 25 and √122/25 are irrational, while still being between 2 and √5.
Thus, between 2 and √5 ≈2.236 we have 2.1 as one rational number and e−7/10 as one irrational number.
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Step-by-step explanation:
One irrational number between 2 and root 5 is 2.1233322122...
One rational number between 2 and root 5 is 2.12.
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