Without a calculator, determine which of the below approximations is true
Without a calculator, determine which of the below approximations is true
Outcomes
Non-perfect squares
Benchmarking with fractions
Benchmarking with decimals
Pythagorean Theorem & benchmarking
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-A formative quiz to check your understanding
Please comple the following questions in your notebook. I will be doing periodic homework checks so make sure you do not lose it. You can check your work with the key at the end
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4 a) c) e)
5 b) d)
6 b) d)
7 c) d)
10 a) e)
13 a) c)
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19 a) c)
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Without a calculator, determine which of the below approximations is true
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