<span>Fractions are numbers which can be represented in the form p/q, where p and q are WHOLE NUMBERS and q is not zero
Rational numbers are numbers which can be represented in the form p/q where p and q are INTEGERS and q is not zero
So your saying " all rational numbers are all numbers that can be represented as a fraction." is wrong.......
all fractions are rational numbers but NOT ALL rational numbers are fractions..</span>
When you are finding 2 consecutive numbers that a square root falls between, you have to think about what the closest whole numbers are, for example, if you have the sq root of 17, it would fall between 4² (16) and 5² (25).
So, in this case, √105 would fall between 10² (100) and 11² (121)
Well, 4+1=5, so we need to first find:

Ivan gets

Tanya gets
