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Write each number in the box labeled for the interval in which the number is located.

The task is to determine the correct interval for each number provided and place them in the corresponding boxes.

Given the numbers and intervals:

1. **2** is between **2 and 3**.
2. **3.5** is between **3 and 4**.
3. **5** is between **4 and 5**.
4. **2π** (which is approximately 6.28) is greater than 5, but it doesn't fit within the given intervals (assuming the intervals end at 5). It might be an error or misplacement since no interval greater than 5 is listed.

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**Relative Questions:**
1. What are the exact values of \(\pi\) and \(e\), and where do they fit within these intervals?
2. What happens if a number falls exactly on the boundary of two intervals?
3. How would you classify numbers between negative and positive intervals, such as between -1 and 1?
4. How do irrational numbers compare to rational numbers when sorting into intervals?
5. How would you place square root values in intervals, like \(\sqrt{2}\) or \(\sqrt{3}\)?

**Tip:** Remember that \(2\pi\) and similar irrational multiples should be approximated to fit them into intervals.

Explore how to correctly place numbers within intervals. This problem discusses the concept of intervals and real numbers, including examples like placing numbers such as 2, 3.5, and 5 within their respective intervals. It also addresses challenges like placing numbers on interval boundaries and dealing with irrational numbers like 2π. Suitable for students in Grades 7-9.

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