Any.
8032, for example is 644809
806.752 = 650845.5625
and so on.
sqrt(900) = 30 sqrt(800) = 28.28 So there is just one number which square is between 800 and 900: 29 292=841
The square root of 900 is equal to 30 the square root of 800 is equal to 20√2, or about 28.28 The number you want would lie somewhere between those two values. If you're looking for a whole number, then 29 meets that condition.
850.
It is: 800+100 = 900
31 * 31 = 963 ■
The number you can square that is bigger than 800 but smaller than 900 is between the square roots of those two values. The square root of 800 is approximately 28.28, and the square root of 900 is 30. Therefore, any number between 29 and 30, such as 29.5, when squared, will yield a result between 800 and 900.
sqrt(900) = 30 sqrt(800) = 28.28 So there is just one number which square is between 800 and 900: 29 292=841
A number you can square that is bigger than 800 but smaller than 900 is 30. When you square 30, you get 900, which is on the upper limit. However, if you want a number that fits strictly between those limits, 29.5 is a suitable choice, as squaring it gives 870.25, which is between 800 and 900.
sqrt(800) = 28.2842... sqrt(900) = 30 Since '29' is between 28,2842... & 30 , then 29^(2) = 841 So the answer is '29'.
The square root of 900 is equal to 30 the square root of 800 is equal to 20√2, or about 28.28 The number you want would lie somewhere between those two values. If you're looking for a whole number, then 29 meets that condition.
29
850.
841 is a perfect square in the range.
836
858, which is 66 x 13
It is: 800+100 = 900
31 * 31 = 963 ■