Math, asked by CRSriram, 11 months ago

how many non perfect squares lie between 1000^2 &1001^2

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Answered by kapil913
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QUESTION ::

How many non perfect squares lie between {1000}^{2} and {1001}^{2}

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ANSWER ::

★Here we have to find out the number of non-square numbers between {1000}^{2} and {1001}^{2}

★So, let 1000 be ‘n’ and 1001 be ‘n+1’

★The process to find out non-square numbers between {n}^{2} and {(n \:+\:1)}^{2} is :-
➡(2 × n) + 1 = 2n + 1

★So the number of non-square numbers between {1000}^{2} and {1001}^{2} = (2 × 1000 ) + 1.
= 2000 + 1
= 2001.

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\textbf{\underline{CHECKING}}

1000^2
= 1000 × 1000
= 10,00,000.

1001^2
= 1001 × 1001
= 10,02,001.

★10,02,001 - 10,00,000
=2001.

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\textbf{SO YOUR ANSWER IS :-}
➡ 2001.

CRSriram: wow thank you man
kapil913: Welcome
Avengers00: Hey! I think this answer may be incorrect. The question included 'Lie BETWEEN' which means both the perfect Squares have to be excluded. Subtraction includes one of the number. So count increased by one, which might not supposed to be required answer. Any chance you can take a look at this? Thanks
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