To determine the truth of the inequalities given, we can evaluate the square root of 8 and compare it with the numbers stated.
- √8 is approximately 2.828.
Now let's evaluate each inequality:
- 0 < √8: True, because √8 ≈ 2.828 is greater than 0.
- √8 < 2: False, because √8 ≈ 2.828 is greater than 2.
- √8 < 2: False (same as above).
- √8 > 8: False, as √8 ≈ 2.828 is less than 8.
- √8 < 3: True, because √8 ≈ 2.828 is less than 3.
- √8 < 3: True (same as above).
- √8 > 7: False, as √8 ≈ 2.828 is less than 7.
Based on this analysis, the three correct statements are:
- 0 < √8
- √8 < 3
- √8 < 3 (counting the repetition, if only one instance is allowed, then just choose the first two unique true inequalities).
So, the correct inequalities are:
- 0 < √8
- √8 < 3