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Earn 100

Are squares natural numbers? Explain.

Important Questions on Squares and Square Roots

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How is the repeated subtraction method in dividing two numbers and finding square roots different?
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Two square shapes frames made of steel wire has area 225 m2 and 400 m2 each. Both shapes were cut open to get two straight wires, joined them together without a gap or overlap and then formed a new square. What is the area of the new square?
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The least number that is a perfect square and is exactly divisible by 4, 5, 6, 12, 15, 18 and 36 is:
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X is a perfect square. Which of the following is/are true?
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A timber merchant has made beams of wood where each beam is short from its predecessor by 2 ft.  The lengths of the beams are 51 ft, 49 ft, 47 ft, 45 ft and so on up to 21 ft. He sold all beams of wood at a cost of 5 per ft. How much money did he make by selling the beams of wood?
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The distance travelled by a car in an interval of one second keep increasing as each second is passed. The car travels 1 m the first second, but during the next one-second interval it travels 3 m, again in the next one-second interval it travels 5 m and so on. The table illustrates the movement of the car.

Time interval (seconds) Time Duration  (seconds) Distance Travelled (metres)
0-1 1 second 1 m
1-2 1 second 3 m
2-3 1 second 5 m
3-4 1 second 7 m
.... .... ...
..... .... ...

How far does the car travel in one minute?

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Two friends, Veena and Varsha made a bet and Varsha lost the bet. As per the agreement, Varsha has to pay 1 on the first day of next month, 2 on the second day, 3 on the third day and so on till the month end. The month has 31 days.

How much money should Varsha pay to Veena by the end of next month?

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The area of a garden, in the shape of a right-angled triangle, is 120 m2 and its hypotenuse measures 26 m

What is the perimeter of the garden?