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The value root of 40 of lies between which two consecutive integers
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The value root of 40 of lies between which two consecutive integers
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When you square +6 or -6 you get 36. That's less than 40.
When you square +7 or -7, you get 49. That's more than 40.
So one of the square roots of 40 is between
+6 and +7
, and
the other square root of 40 is between
-7 and -6
.
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