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Square Roots Of Numbers To 100.

By Anonymous

Example of Square Roots: 2 numbers make up a perfect square so if there was 42 that means 4 x 4 because when it has a 2 (Square) above the number it means to multiply by itself. 92  = 81 because 9 x 9= 81. A square has 4 sides which are all the same angle which makes up a perfect square. 


This weeks sample was about Square Roots/Numbers. I think I went well because I got all of them correct. Next time I will try to use different problem solving ideas on that back sheet.

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  1. Celeste Lamond21 November 2018 at 19:14

    Well done Breanna, you have mastered what it means to find the square root of numbers up to 100 and have shown this both in a group and independently. Your instant recall of this knowledge will help you when it comes to solving further problems. Keep up the good work.

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