510 lies between and 1

False Express each of the given rational numbers with 10 as the common denominator Now 15 25 510 1 110 110 1010 Then is equal to 510 So 56 does not lies between and 1

Rational Numbers - Exercise

NCERT Exemplar Solutions Class 8 Mathematics Solutions for Rational Numbers - Exercise in Chapter 1 - Rational Numbers

Question 248 Rational Numbers - Exercise

5/10 lies between ½ and 1.

Answer:

False.

Express each of the given rational numbers with 10 as the common denominator.

Now,

½ = [(1×5)/ (2×5)] = (5/10)

(1)= [(1×10)/ (1×10)] = (10/10)

Then,

½ is equal to 5/10

So, 5/6 does not lies between ½ and 1.

Related Questions

Rational numbers follows x + y = y + x by taking x = ½, y = ½

**There are ________________ rational numbers between any two rational numbers.**

The reciprocal of is _______________________.

To get the product 1, we should multiply by **_________________.**

**Rational numbers can be added or multiplied in any ___________.**

The reciprocal of is ________________ .

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Linear Equations in One Variable

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