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How do you find the sum of all integers between square root of 12 + square root of 40?
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How do you find the sum of all integers between square root of 12 + square root of 40?

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3 < sqrt(12) < 4
6 < sqrt(40) < 7
So the only integers between those square roots are 5 and 6
Add them together.
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