Thread: Square roots between two integer values?

The Square root of 50 lies between what two integer values?



The square root of 50 = 7.0710678118654755 so does it lie between 6 and 8 or 7 and 8??


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Originally Posted by Sailee316

The Square root of 50 lies between what two integer values?



The square root of 50 = 7.0710678118654755 so does it lie between 6 and 8 or 7 and 8??


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I still don't understand. Which two integers does square root of 50 lie between?

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Originally Posted by Sailee316

I still don't understand. Which two consecutive integers does square root of 50 lie between?

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7 and 8

Originally Posted by Sailee316

The Square root of 50 lies between what two integer values?



The square root of 50 = 7.0710678118654755 so does it lie between 6 and 8 or 7 and 8??

7 and 8, of course! Why would you even consider "6 and 8"?

By the way, you don't need a calculator to answer this. and and 50 lies between 49 and 64.

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I still don't understand. Which two consecutive integers does square root of 50 lie between?

why don't you understand?


The question asked the square root of 50 lies between which two integer values.

the square root of 50 is 7.07. so rephrase the question. 7.07 lies between which two integer values.

well it's greater than 7 and lesser than 8.

so it lies between 7 and 8.

ok i think i get it now.

Ö 150 lies between what two integer values?

Is it 12 and 13?? If so how?

Also how did you get 7 ^2 and 8^2 ?

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Originally Posted by Sailee316

150 lies between what two integer values?

Is it 12 and 13?? If so how?

Yes, because , which is between 12 and 13.


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Originally Posted by yeongil

Yes, because , which is between 12 and 13.


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It is also between 10 and 127, there is an unstated assumption that the question means "consecutive integers". Of course the question may have said exactly that, but you did not think it important enough to mention?

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Originally Posted by Sailee316

ok i think i get it now.

Ö 150 lies between what two integer values?

Is it 12 and 13?? If so how?

Also how did you get 7 ^2 and 8^2 ?

Thanks

Are you serious? you get and by multiplying! and

I also know that and that . Since 150 lies between 144 and 169, its square root lies between 12 and 13.

As Captain Black pointed out, You can pick any integer whose square is less than 150 and any (positive) integer whose square is larger than 150 and say that the square root of 150 lies between them. But because you specifically asked "what two integers", it was clear that you wanted a single answer and the most reasonable interpretation of that is the two integers closest to that square root.