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In doing so we should get...
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This is an equivalent expression however just the radical form of your given expression.
In doing so we should get...
This is an equivalent expression however just the radical form of your given expression.
1.
the closest perfect squares of 12 are 9 and 16,
that is 9<12<16
so
this means,
is 3 point something...
2.
similarly
36<40<49
so
which means
is 6 point something...
3.
<span>the sum of the integers between the square root of 12 and 40 is the sum of 4, 5 and 6, since 4 is the smallest integer after root 12, and 6 the greatest integer to before root of 40.
Answer: 15</span>
the closest perfect squares of 12 are 9 and 16,
that is 9<12<16
so
this means,
2.
similarly
36<40<49
so
which means
3.
<span>the sum of the integers between the square root of 12 and 40 is the sum of 4, 5 and 6, since 4 is the smallest integer after root 12, and 6 the greatest integer to before root of 40.
Answer: 15</span>