Javier estimates the square root of 18 in the following way: √18=2√9=2*3=6 Explain why her reasoning is incorrect. Without using
a calculator, the square root of 18 will be between what two values (remember to look for perfect squares/perfect square roots)? Show your reasoning. You do not need to find the decimal equivalent of the root.
Javier estimates the square root of 18 in the following way: √18=2√9=2*3=6 Explain why her reasoning is incorrect. Without using a calculator, the square root of 18 will be between what two values (remember to look for perfect squares/perfect square roots)? Show your reasoning. You do not need to find the decimal equivalent of the root.
You have to divide negative fifty-six by eight to get the charge on each particle. So you do -56/8. Which gives you negative seven as the answer. Answer = -7
