Using the ratio of perfect squares method, what is square root of 53 rounded to the nearest hundredth?
@BloomLocke367 @KamaraWilliams
I don't know what it means by ratio of perfect squares method... sorry..
i tried doing it with a calculator like \[\sqrt{53}\] but it didnt work i keep on getting it wrong nothing the ratio doesnt mean really any thing we just have to find the the decimal form
SORRY ITS 7.28
oh, okay. What are you getting when you put it in a calculator?/
7.29
Please stop giving direct answers.
is the closest i got
or 7.3
Please stop giving direct answers.
it need to be in the hundreths place not the tenths
7.29
@unkownbeast911
no, that's wrong. @blackdragon316, what do you get in the calculator?
|dw:1431712715992:dw|
yes, now do you know what the hundreths place is?
7.29*7.29=53.1441
yeah it is behind the 2 so were the 8 is and @unkownbeast911 i need just 53 like 53 by its self
thats impossible
well, with what you have, would you round up or down?
up because of the numbers at the end
no, you look at what's directly after it.
so is it 7.28 cuz then i get 52.9984 and i round the hundeths place that turn the 10th place into 0 and the 52 into 53 right
ratio of perfect squares is a method, the question is assessing your ability to work the method, not just get an answer from a calculator
see it is 7.29
yes, @blackdragon316. And thank you @amistre64 for coming to help.
sqrt(49) < sqrt(53) < sqrt(64) the idea is that the ratio of 53 between 49 and 64 gives a good approximation
okay now i have two more to do and their the same thing we did here
53-49 ----- = ratio 64-49
4/15 is the ratio between the perfect sqaures so 7+4/15 is a closer approximation than 7
109/15^2 = 11881/225 11881/225 < 53 < 64 gets messy the closer you get :)
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