Solution:
We know that
√2 = √2
3.5 = √12.25
√10 = √10
Writing the above numbers in descending order
√18.75, √12.25, √10, √2, – √12.5
So we get
5/2 √3, 3.5, √10, √2, -5/√2
Find a rational number and an irrational number between √3 and √5.
Solution:
Let (√3)2 = 3 and (√5)2 = 5
(i) There exists a rational number 4 which is the perfect square of a rational number 2.
(ii) There can be much more rational numbers which are perfect squares.
(iii) We know that
One irrational number between √3 and √5 = ½ (√3 + √5) = (√3 + √5)/ 2
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