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Objective - To find the square root of a given number.
An operation that yields a number which, when multiplied by itself, produces the given number Squares Square Roots
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Are Squares and Square Roots Inverses?
Start Square it Root it Result It would seem that a square root is the inverse operation of a square. Not Exactly! Does not work with negative numbers.
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Every positive number has two roots.
Positive Square Root Negative Square Root (Principal Square Root) The square root is not the inverse of a square because it gives only the positive root. Consider the following: Two solutions One solution
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Simplify each root below and identify as a
positive root or a negative root.
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Some square roots need to be estimated using a
calculator. Check! Estimate each root below to the nearest hundredth using a calculator.
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Perfect Squares Rational Roots Irrational Roots
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Identify each root as rational or irrational.
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Estimate each irrational root to the nearest tenth
without using a calculator.
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Determine what two consecutive integers each
irrational root lies between.
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Determine what two consecutive integers each
irrational root lies between.
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Finding the Side of a Square 1) 2)
Distance can’t be negative
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