Question

List all perfect squares for roots +- 1 to +-15
+-1=
+-15=

Answer 1

Do you have a picture of your problem?

Answer 2

Just adding this before the list, but remember that perfect square roots are always whole numbers. :^
(IM SORRY IF THIS CAUSES LAG 😭)
\[\sqrt{1}=1\]\[\sqrt{4}=2\]\[\sqrt{9}=3\]\[\sqrt{16}=4\]\[\sqrt{25}=5\]\[\sqrt{36}=6\]\[\sqrt{49}=7\]\[\sqrt{64}=8\]\[\sqrt{81}=9\]\[\sqrt{100}=10\]\[\sqrt{121}=11\]\[\sqrt{144}=12\]\[\sqrt{169}=13\]\[\sqrt{196}=14\]\[\sqrt{225}=15\]

Answer 3

As you can see, if you multiply the numbers that aren't under the radical by itself, you'll get the number under the radical

Answer 4

Positive and Negitive..

Answer 5

Ahh, so google WAS right.

Answer 6

I forgot the negative 🗿 My apologies

Answer 7

Yeah.