Rational Numbers Blog 3

Good morning boys,
Today we going to see how to represent a rational number on a number line.




You can now Attempt on Ex 9.1 on page 183 in your copies.
I will now attempt Q4. (i) and you can do the rest on your own.
Now Attempt Q4. (ii), (iii), (iv) on your own in your copies.

Question 5 has been done below for your reference.
Now re-do Question 5 in your copies on your own.
Thankyou boys
Have a nice day.

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