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vredina [299]
3 years ago
8

Represent√4.5 and √9.5 on number line​

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1 answer:
GarryVolchara [31]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

------(-2)--------(-1)---------0----------1-----------2---√4.5--------3---√9.5-------4------->

Explanation:

Given;

√4.5  and √9.5

simplify the roots to understand their various position on a number line;

√4.5 = 2.12 ≅ 2.1

√9.5 = 3.08 ≅ 3.1

thus √9.5 is greater than √4.5

On a number line, these two roots can be represented as;

------(-2)--------(-1)---------0----------1-----------2---√4.5--------3---√9.5-------4------->

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