For representing the root 5 on the number line we should take only two units are we can take other units also

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No. Because, the nearest perfect square near to √5 is √4 and its value is 2. So , √5 will be greater than 2,
√5=2.236 ,
It can be represented on number line after two units

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For representing the root 5 on the number line we should take only two units are we can take other units also

No. Because, the nearest perfect square near to √5 is √4 and its value is 2. So , √5 will be greater than 2, √5=2.236 , It can be represented on number line after two units

No. Because, the nearest perfect square near to √5 is √4 and its value is 2. So , √5 will be greater than 2,
√5=2.236 ,
It can be represented on number line after two units