How many non perfect square numbers and there between 9square and 10square
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The No. of Non perfect squares lying between two consecutive square No. a² and (a+1)² is given by
N= 2 × base of first Number. = 2a
; where a = first Number
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The No. of Non-Perfect squares between 9² and 10²
= 2× 9
= 18
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Verification:
10²= 100
9²= 81
--• 100-81 = 19
• Here one one of the no. is included (100 or 81)
• If this one No. is excluded, we get the No. of Numbers that LIE BETWEEN 81 and 100.
--• 19-1= 18
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Here's the answer:
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The No. of Non perfect squares lying between two consecutive square No. a² and (a+1)² is given by
N= 2 × base of first Number. = 2a
; where a = first Number
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The No. of Non-Perfect squares between 9² and 10²
= 2× 9
= 18
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Verification:
10²= 100
9²= 81
--• 100-81 = 19
• Here one one of the no. is included (100 or 81)
• If this one No. is excluded, we get the No. of Numbers that LIE BETWEEN 81 and 100.
--• 19-1= 18
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Answer:
except 81&100 every number is a non perfect square number .
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