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AnnZ [28]
3 years ago
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Between what 2 consecutive integers does /35 lie

Mathematics
1 answer:
adell [148]3 years ago
7 0
The correct question is 
<span>Between what two consecutive integers does Square Root Of 35 lie?
</span>
we know that

I <span>need to find two numbers </span>n<span> and </span>m<span> such that
</span>n < (√35)< m --------->  n² < 35 < m²

<span>list the first squares
</span>1²<span>=1</span>;
2²<span>=4</span>;
3²<span>=9</span>;
4²<span>=16</span>;
5²<span>=25</span>;
6²<span>=36</span><span>...

</span>So,
 you can see that <span>n=5</span><span> and </span><span>m=6</span><span> satisfy the request
</span>
the answer is
5 and 6


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