To answer that question, find the closest perfect squares on either side of 
. Those are the whole numbers falls between.
What is the closest perfect square less than 51?
What is the closest perfect square greater than 51?
Take the square root of both those numbers and you have your answer.
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I used to shovel snow for $5 an hour.
If ' t ' was the number of hours I spent shoveling somebody's driveway,
then ' 5t ' was the number of dollars he owed me for the job.
' t ' didn't even have to be a whole number. It worked fine with any number.
Answer:
4x3n=Y
Step-by-step explanation:
Angle p = inverse cos 5/13. With a calculator I got 67.38°
