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MathematicsIf \(x=-\sqrt{29}\) on the number line, in which interval will \(x\) lie?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 51Medium MathematicsWhich of the following values is greater than \(\frac{9}{4}\) and less than \(\sqrt{6}\)?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Expert MathematicsIf \(x\) on the number line satisfies \(-\sqrt{50}<x<-7\), which value is possible?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Medium MathematicsIf \(A=-6.25\), \(B=-\sqrt{39}\), and \(C=-\frac{25}{4}\), which two of the points \(A\), \(B\), and \(C\) represent the same real number on the number line?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Expert MathematicsOn the number line, what point is equal to \(\frac{1}{\sqrt{4}}\)?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Easy MathematicsIf the coordinate of a point on the number line is \\(x=\\sqrt{a}\\) and \\(5.2<x<5.3\\), which value of \\(a\\) is possible?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Expert MathematicsWhich is the simplest form of (\sqrt{80}) for understanding its position on the number line?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Expert MathematicsWhich statement is correct when comparing \(3-\sqrt{2}\) and \(\frac{8}{5}\) on the number line?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Expert MathematicsWhich number has distance √17 from 0 and lies to the left of 0 on the number line?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Easy MathematicsWhich of the following values is greater than \(\sqrt{3}+\frac{1}{4}\) and less than \(2\)?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Expert MathematicsWhich point on the number line is represented by \(\frac{\sqrt{64}-3}{5}\)?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Expert MathematicsWhich option gives the correct decimal bound for \(\sqrt{24}\) on the number line?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Expert MathematicsIf ca(a=\sqrt{8}), ca(b=\frac{14}{5}), and ca(c=2.81), which of these numbers is greatest on the number line?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Expert MathematicsWhich decimal value is closest to √63 on the number line?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Medium MathematicsWhich point is 3/20 unit to the left of 7/10?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Easy MathematicsIf \(p=2-\sqrt{45}\), in which of the following intervals does \(p\) lie on the number line?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Expert MathematicsWhich is the correct value of \(\sqrt{0.0081}\) to represent on the number line?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Expert MathematicsBetween which two consecutive integers does \(-\frac{17}{5}\) lie on the number line?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Expert MathematicsIf \(\sqrt{n}\) lies between 6.4 and 6.5 on the number line, which value of \(n\) can be correct?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Expert MathematicsWhat type of number is 0.2727727772… on the number line? Here, the number of 7s following each 2 in the decimal expansion keeps increasing.Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Expert