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Think about which perfect squares lies on the immediate left of 52 and which lies on the immediate right of 52. 49 ---- 52 ------- 64 After that, take the square roots of each of the three numbers.

Anna [14]3 years ago

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Im going to go with a wild guess and say 49 and 64

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