Visualise $-4.126$ on the number line,using successive magnification.
(N/A) To visualise $-4.126$ on the number line using successive magnification,we follow these steps:
$1$. Since $-4.126$ lies between $-4$ and $-5$,we divide the segment between $-4$ and $-5$ into $10$ equal parts and locate $-4.1$ and $-4.2$.
$2$. Now,$-4.126$ lies between $-4.1$ and $-4.2$. We magnify this segment and divide it into $10$ equal parts to locate $-4.12$ and $-4.13$.
$3$. Finally,$-4.126$ lies between $-4.12$ and $-4.13$. We magnify this segment and divide it into $10$ equal parts to locate the point representing $-4.126$ exactly.
$1$. Since $-4.126$ lies between $-4$ and $-5$,we divide the segment between $-4$ and $-5$ into $10$ equal parts and locate $-4.1$ and $-4.2$.
$2$. Now,$-4.126$ lies between $-4.1$ and $-4.2$. We magnify this segment and divide it into $10$ equal parts to locate $-4.12$ and $-4.13$.
$3$. Finally,$-4.126$ lies between $-4.12$ and $-4.13$. We magnify this segment and divide it into $10$ equal parts to locate the point representing $-4.126$ exactly.
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