Mathematics
Mathematics, 28.01.2020 00:31, kiyah311

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jaclyn estimates the square root of 50 in the following way:

\sqrt(50)=2\sqrt(25) =2=10

(a) explain why her reasoning is incorrect.

(b) estimate the square root of 50 to the nearest tenth without using your calculator.

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jaclyn estimates the square root of 50 in the following way:

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