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Squares, Roots & Cubes Quiz

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Squares, Roots & Cubes QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge on squares, roots and cubes

by SITI NORFIZA BINTI SUHAILI KPM-Guru
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What is a perfect square?

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Is 27 a perfect square?

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What is the relationship between a number and its square root?

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Which of the following is a perfect square?

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Cube of 4 is:

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Cube root of 27 is:

7

Estimate the square root of 50.

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If n has square root r, what is r^2?

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A perfect square is n^2 where n is an integer.

27 is not a square of any integer.

If x is the square root of n, then x^2 = n.

16 = 4^2, a perfect square.

4^3 = 64.

3^3 = 27.

since 7^2=49 and 8^2=64, sqrt(50) ≈ 7.

By definition, r^2 = n.

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