Question

Explain why square root of 95 must be between 9 and 10?

Answer 1

Answer:

it's because 95 comes b/w square root of 9 and 10

Answer 2

HELLO MATE HERE IS YOUR ANSWER

The prime factorisation of

95 is:95=5⋅19

Since this contains no square factors,

√95

is already in simplest form. There are no factors that can be moved outside the radical.

and it is not a perfect square

approx= 9.7459...

so it lies between 9 and 10

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