To associate each irrational number with a point on the number line, we need to evaluate the approximate values of each square root:
- \( \sqrt{60} \) ≈ 7.75
- \( \sqrt{89} \) ≈ 9.43
- \( \sqrt{105} \) ≈ 10.25
- \( \sqrt{52} \) ≈ 7.21
Next, we can associate these approximate values with the points on the number line:
- Point A: likely corresponds to a value between 7 and 8.
- Point B: likely corresponds to a value between 8 and 9.
- Point C: likely corresponds to a value between 9 and 10.
- Point D: likely corresponds to a value between 10 and 11.
- Point E: likely corresponds to a value above 11.
Given these associations, we can assign the points as follows:
- \( \sqrt{60} \) (≈ 7.75) → Point B
- \( \sqrt{89} \) (≈ 9.43) → Point C
- \( \sqrt{105} \) (≈ 10.25) → Point D
- \( \sqrt{52} \) (≈ 7.21) → Point A
Therefore, the points associated with each number are:
- \( \sqrt{60} \) → Point B
- \( \sqrt{89} \) → Point C
- \( \sqrt{105} \) → Point D
- \( \sqrt{52} \) → Point A