Chapter 1: Numbers, 1.2: Estimating Surds

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Learn how to estimate square roots by using square numbers and consecutive integers to find the approximate value of a surd.

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What is a surd?
An irrational number written using a square root symbol.
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What is an example of a surd?
√2
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What is √2 written as a surd?
√2
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What is 5²?
25
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What is 10²?
100
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What is 15²?
225
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What is 20²?
400
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What are consecutive integers?
Whole numbers that come directly after one another, with a difference of 1.
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Give an example of two consecutive integers.
4 and 5
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What do you need to find when estimating a surd?
The two consecutive integers whose squares are on either side of the number.
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What are the two consecutive integers around √20?
4 and 5
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What is 4²?
16
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What is 5²?
25
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Is 20 between 16 and 25?
Yes
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What is the range of √20?
4 < √20 < 5