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How many natural numbers between (n)square and (n+1)square.
Please show the formulae also.

Answers

Answered by SharadSangha
1

Given:

First value = n

Second value = (n+1)

To find:

Total natural numbers between (n)² and (n+1)² =?

Solution:

  • We know that n² and (n+1)² are consecutive squares therefore the natural numbers between them are not a perfect square.
  • Subtract the smaller square from the greater square number.
  • To find the natural numbers between squares of two given numbers the steps are as follows:
  • (n)² = smaller square
  • (n+1)²= greater square

    ∴ Natural numbers between two consecutive squares = (n+1)² - (n)² - 1

    =  (n² + 2n + 1) - n² - 1 [∵(a+b)² = a² + 2ab + b²]

    = 2n

Hence, 2n natural numbers are present between n² and (n+1)².

Answered by rukmanimahanta1985
0

First value =n

Second value =(n+1)

To find:

Total natural numbers between (n) ^ 2 and (n + 1) ^ 2 =7

Solution:

We know that n ^ 2 and (n + 1) ^ 2 are consecutive squares therefore the natural numbers between them are not a perfect square.

Subtract the smaller square from the greater square number.

To find the natural numbers between squares of two given numbers the steps are as follows:

⚫ (n) ^ 2 = smaller square

• (n + 1) ^ 2 = greater square

.. Natural numbers between two consecutive squares =(n+1)^ 2 -(n)^ 2 -1

b^ 2 ]

=(n^ 2 +2n+1)-n^ 2 -1[:(a+b)^ 2 =a^ 2 +2ab+

=2n

Here this help you

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