Please help me find the values of these irraational numbers on a number line!!!

Mathematics

1 answer:

uranmaximum [27]3 years ago

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Here, You have to simplify every number to their simple form and place it on the arrow by approximation:

So, Here is your answers:

Upper Arrows (From Left towards right):
1st = -10√2/3
2nd = -√7
3rd = ∛4
4th = √50

Lower Arrows (From Left towards right):
1st = -√99
2nd = -√17
3rd = ∛9
4th = π

Hope this helps!

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