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ser-zykov [4K]
2 years ago
8

Dentify the location of the values square root of 10, square root of 13, and twenty two ninths on the number line.

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1 answer:
Goshia [24]2 years ago
6 0

A <em>number line</em> is a <u>system</u> that shows the location of all <em>directed numbers </em>on a <u>straight</u> <u>line</u>. All <em>numbers</em> can be plotted on a <em>number line</em>. Thus the required answer to the given question is; Option A. Point A is <em>twenty-two</em> <em>ninths</em>, point B is <em>square root</em> of 10, and point C is <em>square root</em> of 13.

A <u>line</u> on which the <em>locations</em> of all <em>directed number</em>s can be shown is termed a <u>number line</u>. It has <u>two</u> extreme ends ranging from -∞ to +∞. Note that all <em>numbers</em> can be plotted on a <em>number line</em>. So that the <u>position</u> of any given <em>number</em> can be shown on the <u>line</u>.

In the given question, we have:

i. square root of 10 = \sqrt{10}

                               = 3.2

ii. square root of 13 = \sqrt{13}

                                = 3.6

iii. twenty-two ninths = \frac{22}{9}

                                  = 2.4

But it has been given that;

Number line with points plotted at; <em>two</em> and <em>four-tenths</em> labeled point<u> A,</u> <em>three</em> and <em>two-tenths</em> labeled point <u>B</u>, and <em>three</em> and <em>six-tenths</em> labeled Point <u>C.</u>

Therefore,

Point A is <em>twenty-two ninths</em>, point B is <u>square</u> <u>root </u>of 10, and point C is <em>square root</em> of 13.

Thus the correct <u>option</u> is A.

For more clarifications on number line visit: brainly.com/question/22567573

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