Learn: Estimating Roots of Non-Perfect Squares
OCR J560 GCSE Mathematics
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Which of these numbers is a non-perfect square?
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The square root of 50 lies between {{blank0}} and {{blank1}}, because 50 is between the perfect squares {{blank2}} and {{blank3}}.
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Which of the following are true about estimating square roots of non-perfect squares? (Select all that apply)
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