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1 SPECIFIC OUTCOME #1: Determine the value of each square root: a. 9
b c d e f g. h. i.

2 SPECIFIC OUTCOME #1: Determine the number whose square root is: a. 15
g. h. i.

3 SPECIFIC OUTCOME #2: Determine the value of each non-perfect square and show the benchmarks: a b c d e f g. h. i.

4 SPECIFIC OUTCOME #2: Determine the value of each unknown side of the triangle: a. b. c. a 9.5 4 12 17.5 13.9 8.7

5 SPECIFIC OUTCOME #3: Determine the Surface Area of this Object: 6 4 12

6 SPECIFIC OUTCOME #3: Determine the Surface Area of this Object: 12 5

7 SPECIFIC OUTCOME #3: Determine the Surface Area of this Object:

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