The Algebra Teacher\'s Guide to Reteaching Essential Concepts and Skills

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WORKSHEET 1.22: FINDING SQUARE ROOTS
OF SQUARE NUMBERS
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Think of a square number as the area of a square. The length of a side is the square root.
Following is a list of the first ten square numbers:

149162536496481100

EXAMPLE

49 is read ‘‘the square root of 49.’’

49 = 7 because 72 = 49.

DIRECTIONS: Find each square root.







9 2.



36 3.



100






81 5.



1 6.



4





25 8.



36 −


49 9.



121






64 +


4 11. −



36 +


9 12.



49 −


25

CHALLENGE:Continue the list of square numbers above by writing the next
three square numbers and their square roots.

45

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