Asked by Malanie

describe how you would estimate the square root of a number that is not a perfect square without using a calculator?
Answered by Ms. Sue
The square root must be between the square roots of the perfect squares just above and just below your number.

The square root of 89 must be between 9 and 10.

Answered by not a teacher
neat
Answered by 👁❤school
Thair a kid down the street that starts work tomorrow and he makes 20$ a day in one month now much money will he have?
Answered by (͠≖ ͜ʖ͠≖)
which month?
bc there is 30 days in some months 31 in the others and 28/29 is one
Answered by butthole turd
thx Mrs. Sue
Answered by bad bleep (they/them)
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Answered by Leviackermans girl
Sue, WRONGGG
Answered by Science Test Pls Help
that mrs sue stole that from brainly lol FAKKKKKEEEEE LOL
Answered by someone
If you guys actually looked at the dates, the person from brainly said that in 2017, Ms. Sue posted that in 2016. Try looking at the dates before you say they are fake.
Answered by here to help
Answer "I would use the numbers to determine how many square fett there are"
would 100% recommend you rewrite that sentence for my safety ill skip this question tho
ur welcome
Answered by Mr. No name
@i'm depressed I may or may not be too
Answered by Mr. No name
Wrong post
Answered by Melanie Martinez is hot
Help lol
Answered by quandell dingle
bro really think hes carti!!!
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