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1 Square Roots Practice © T Madas

2 Calculate the following Square Roots WITHOUT a calculator:
© T Madas

3 Calculate the following Square Roots to 2 decimal places, using a calculator:
© T Madas

4 Calculate the following Square Roots to 2 decimal places, using a calculator:
© T Madas

5 © T Madas

6 Calculate the following Square Roots WITHOUT a calculator:
© T Madas

7 Calculate the following Square Roots to 2 decimal places, using a calculator:
© T Madas

8 Calculate the following Square Roots to 2 decimal places, using a calculator:
© T Madas

9 © T Madas

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