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Drag each expression to the correct location on the number line. Not all expressions will be used.
Evaluate the expressions. Then, place the expressions on the corresponding locations on the number line.
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STEP 1
What is this asking?
We need to calculate the value of a bunch of expressions with square roots and , and then place them on a number line!
Watch out!
Don't mix up the order of operations, especially when dealing with roots and fractions.
Also, remember that is approximately 3.14.
STEP 2
1. Calculate the values
2. Place on the number line
STEP 3
Let's **start** with .
Remember .
Since is a little less than 1, let's say approximately 0.71.
So, .
STEP 4
Next up: .
Notice that the fives **cancel out** by dividing to one, leaving us with .
So, .
STEP 5
Now for .
We know that is between and .
It's actually about 2.65.
So, .
STEP 6
Let's tackle .
We can approximate this as .
This gives us roughly .
STEP 7
Finally, we have . is approximately 2.24, and is approximately 1.73.
So, .
STEP 8
Now that we have all the **approximate values**, we can put them on the number line.
From smallest to largest, we have: , , , , and .
STEP 9
Place the expressions on the number line in this order from left to right: , , , , and .
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