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Estimating Square Roots
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Here's the question.
Try different values until you get the one that matches.
You have \[\frac{11.5 + \frac{130}{x}}{2} \approx 11.4022\]
where do I try different values
If you don't want to try different values, you can also try solving for x.
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They give you answer choices for the possible value of x.
Those are the values you plug-in to x to test for the right approximation.
What do I try different values into? The question mark????
Yes
oh ok
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Look at the equation I typed.
Ok
Im soo dumb I fogot that its the Babylon system!!!!
its always the same as on the left so it 11.5 which is C
Good job
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