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Square roots 1 to 30

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the answer

Square roots 1 to 30: the square root of every whole number from 1 to 30, on one page.

the table

Square roots 1 to 30

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111.000
241.414
391.732
4162.000
5252.236
6362.449
7492.646
8642.828
9813.000
101003.162
111213.317
121443.464
131693.606
141963.742
152253.873
162564.000
172894.123
183244.243
193614.359
204004.472
214414.583
224844.690
235294.796
245764.899
256255.000
266765.099
277295.196
287845.292
298415.385
309005.477
how to use it

How to use this table

This is the square root of every whole number from 1 to 30, the facts a child is expected to recognise on sight by the end of the year it is taught. Cover the right-hand column and test; the ones that take more than two seconds are the ones to practise.

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practice

โœ๏ธ Five questions, answers hidden

1. Give the value for 4.

Answer: 2.000

2. Give the value for 30.

Answer: 5.477

3. Which value is easiest to get wrong?

Answer: the one you had to look up

4. Cover the answers and test ten lines.

Answer: self-check

5. Write the table from memory tomorrow.

Answer: self-check

where this is taught

๐Ÿ“š The class this belongs to

Square roots are taught in Grade 8 in the US (Common Core 8.EE.2), Year 7 and 8 in the UK, Class 8 in CBSE (NCERT Class 8, Squares and Square Roots) and Year 8 in Australia.

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Questions

Asked about Square roots 1 to 30

1What does this table show?
Square roots 1 to 30: the square root of every whole number from 1 to 30, on one page.
2How should a child learn it?
A few lines a day, said aloud and written from memory, with the ones that slow them down tested again the next day; a table is memorised in two weeks of five minutes, not in one sitting.
3Which of these are worth memorising?
Squares to 20, cubes to 10, primes to 50, roman numerals to 100 and the number names to 100 are the ones every curriculum expects by heart.
4Where is this taught?
These tables cover the number facts of Grade 3 to 8 in the US, KS2 and KS3 in the UK and Class 3 to 8 in CBSE.