what is the poet's appeal to the reader at the end of the poem? share with your partner your own thoughts and feelings after reading this poem. from the Ch the charge of the light brigade

what is the poet's appeal to the reader at the end of the poem? share

1.	what is the poet's appeal to the reader at the end of the poem? share with your partner your own thoughts and feelings after reading this poem. from the Ch the charge of the light brigade
Answer» tion:Find the DIFFERENCE between 4/5 and 3/4. It is 16/20 - 15/20 = 1/20.Then take any known IRRATIONAL number and divide it by a natural number big enough to make the fraction less than 1/20. ADD the result to the smaller of the two given NUMBERS.For example, take sqrt(2) <2. sqrt(2)/40, sqrt(2)/60, sqrt(2)/80, sqrt(2)/100 are all less than 1/20.So, 3/4 plus any of these numbers will give you a desired irrational number.