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    1. The document introduces square root tables and how they can be used to find the square roots of numbers between 1 and 100. It explains that numbers are written in the form a × 10b, where 1 < a < 100 and b is an exponent that is a multiple of 2. 2. Examples are provided to demonstrate finding the square root by identifying the components a and b based on the position of the decimal point. Additional examples show expanding and reducing square roots using exponent rules. 3. Twenty-five practice problems are given for finding the square root of various numbers using the tables and exponent rules covered.

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    1. The document introduces square root tables and how they can be used to find the square roots of numbers between 1 and 100. It explains that numbers are written in the form a × 10b, where 1 < a < 100 and b is an exponent that is a multiple of 2. 2. Examples are provided to demonstrate finding the square root by identifying the components a and b based on the position of the decimal point. Additional examples show expanding and reducing square roots using exponent rules. 3. Twenty-five practice problems are given for finding the square root of various numbers using the tables and exponent rules covered.

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    01 12 SquareRootX

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    1. The document introduces square root tables and how they can be used to find the square roots of numbers between 1 and 100. It explains that numbers are written in the form a × 10b, where 1 < a < 100 and b is an exponent that is a multiple of 2. 2. Examples are provided to demonstrate finding the square root by identifying the components a and b based on the position of the decimal point. Additional examples show expanding and reducing square roots using exponent rules. 3. Twenty-five practice problems are given for finding the square root of various numbers using the tables and exponent rules covered.

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    Dr Vince Grade 10 Mathematical Physics 1

    MB12: Using Square Roots Tables


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    1.546 = 1.546 0.1546 = 15.46  10-2
    15.46 = 15.46 0.015 46 = 1.546  10-2
    154.6 = 1.546  102 0.001 546 = 15.46  10-4
    2 Grade 10 Mathematical Physics Dr VInce

    1546 = 15.46  102 0.000 154 6 = 1.546  10-4


    15 462 = 1.546  104 1  105 = 10.00  104
    154 652 = 15.47  104 1  10-5 = 10.00  10-6
    2/ 'or ta&SUrSm udef;jynfhwpfvHk;qdkvsif tay:wef;Munfhyg/
    'or ta&SUrSm udef;jynfhESpfvHk;qdkvsif atmufwef;Munfhyg/
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    x a  10b Remarks
    1 < a < 100
    b = 2, 4, 6,…
    1.134 1.134 1.065 udef;jynfhwpfvHk; tay:/
    (11 &JU 3 ) + (aemuf 4 rS)
    11.34 11.34 3.368 udef;jynfhESpfvHk; atmuf/
    (11 &JU 3 ) + (aemuf 4 rS)
    113.4 1.134  102 1.065  101
    1 134 11.34  102 3.368  101
    11 342 1.134  104 1.065  102
    113 489 11.35  104 3.369  101
    0.1134 11.34  10-2 3.368  10-1
    0.01134 1.134  10-2 1.065  10-1
    1  10-3 10  10-4 3.162  10-2
    1  103 10  102 3.162  101
    1011 10  1010 3.162  105
    10-11 10  10-12 3.162  10-6
     
    Dr Vince Grade 10 Mathematical Physics 3

    1. 1.268 =

    2. 12.98 =

    3. 129.4 =

    4. 1 264 =

    5. 12 390 =

    6. 123 900 =

    7. 1 239 000 =

    8. 0.012 94 =

    9. 0.001 234 =

    10. 0.000 129 4 =

    11. 5.878 =

    12. 58.78 =

    13. 527.8 =

    14. 5 878 =

    15. 52 780 =

    16. 587 800 =

    17. 5 878 000 =


    4 Grade 10 Mathematical Physics Dr VInce

    18. 0.058 78 =

    19. 0.005 878 =

    20. 0.000 587 8 =

    21. 164  10-19 =

    22. 310  10-31 =

    23. 3.162  10-17 =

    24. 3.112  10-16 =

    25. 3.142  1016 =

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