Question

The value of 137−−−√ lies between which two consecutive integers?

Answer 1

sqrt(137) ?

Answer 2

i think i know

Answer 3

what is it?

Answer 4

Hint: what is the next perfect square above 137?

Answer 5

i dont't know:/

Answer 6

Find the slope of the line passing through the points (3, 8) and (-2, 5).

3
3/5
13
help me please

Answer 7

u have to figure out what the square above 137 is

Answer 8

thats 12 * 12 = ?

Answer 9

yes i belive so

Answer 10

whats the answer please

Answer 11

12*12?

Answer 12

what?

Answer 13

12 * 12 = 144

Answer 14

i really dont know i am really sorry i thiught it would be 12 star 12?

Answer 15

11 * 11 = ?

Answer 16

i think so but im still trying to figure it out

Answer 17

The value of 137−−−√ lies between which two consecutive integers?

Answer 18

i think i got it

Answer 19

The value of 137 lies between which two consecutive integers?

Answer 20

what is it then?

Answer 21

hold on

Answer 22

okay

Answer 23

@taylor34 - what is 11 times 11 ?

Answer 24

121

Answer 25

121 is the ansewer

Answer 26

right - and 137 lies between the 2 squares 121 and 144

Answer 27

no it in't there has to be 2 different numbers for the answer

Answer 28

correct

Answer 29

the answer was 11 and 12

Answer 30

so the square root of 137 must lie between 11 and 12

Answer 31

The value of 80 lies between which two consecutive integers

Answer 32

The value of 80−−√ lies between which two consecutive integers?

Answer 33

im coming up with an ansewer i believe that taylorg34 is correct

Answer 34

YES ITS RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 35

yes 11 and 12 are the correct answers - but do you both see why they are correct?