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Find the product of the square roots of the first two consecutive perfect squares

Mathematics

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Zigmanuir [339]3 years ago

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Answer:

think the answer is 4

because first two consecutive perfect number are

1 and 4 so 4×1=4

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y------> the width of the rectangle

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case 2) For x=32 units

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$x*y=64$

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$x*y=64$

$y=64/x$

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case 4) For x=30 units

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