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it has been demonstrated that square61 is between 7.81 and 7.82 if we were to continue this process it would blank because square63 is blank
choose right
eventually stop, go on forever, rational number, irrational number
choose right
eventually stop, go on forever, rational number, irrational number
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The correct choice to fill in the blank would be "eventually stop."
Since \( \sqrt{61} \) is an irrational number, the process of refining the approximation could continue indefinitely, but if you're considering the specific demonstration that bounds \( \sqrt{61} \) between 7.81 and 7.82, and if you denote the next step as \( \sqrt{63} \), which is outside that specific approximation context, it indicates that the process has enough precision at that range and won't be further bounded in that sequence.
However, if we are saying that \( \sqrt{61} \) is bounded by two values and cannot be further precisely defined with those bounds, then we can conclude that it "eventually stops" within the context.
Since \( \sqrt{61} \) is an irrational number, the process of refining the approximation could continue indefinitely, but if you're considering the specific demonstration that bounds \( \sqrt{61} \) between 7.81 and 7.82, and if you denote the next step as \( \sqrt{63} \), which is outside that specific approximation context, it indicates that the process has enough precision at that range and won't be further bounded in that sequence.
However, if we are saying that \( \sqrt{61} \) is bounded by two values and cannot be further precisely defined with those bounds, then we can conclude that it "eventually stops" within the context.
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