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What two consecutive whole numbers will fall between the side of a square that is 14 square feet?
14 is between 9 and 16 meaning the number which needs to be multiplied by itself (the square root) is between 3 and 4.
What 2 whole numbers does the square root of 119 fall in between?
10 and 11
What two integers are between the square root -456?
The square root of -456 is an imaginary number and won't fall between two integers.
What two consecutive whole numbers falls between 77?
Nothing can fall "between 77". 77 is one number; you need an interval for any numbers to fall BETWEEN.
Is -168 a whole number?
No, -168 is not a whole number. Whole numbers are non-negative integers, which means they are positive numbers including zero. Since -168 is a negative number, it does not fall within the definition of a whole number.
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