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MrMuchimi3 years ago

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√64 = 8

$\rm{8\dfrac{1}{7}\:=\:57/7}$ = 8.142

$\rm{8.\overline{14}}$ = 8.1414..

15/2 = 7.5

=> 8.142 > 8.1414 > 8 > 7.5 .

$\rm\red{\therefore}$ 2) $\rm{8\dfrac{1}{7}}$ , $\rm{8.\overline{14}}$ , √64 , 15/2

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