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Estimate square roots

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Q. Complete the following statement. Use the integers that are closest to the number in the middle.

\newline

\newline

____

<

\sqrt{93}

<

____

Identify Square Root: Step $1$ : Identify the square root of a number close to $93$ to estimate its square root. $\newline$ Calculate the square root of perfect squares near $93$ , like $81$ ( $9^2$ ) and $100$ ( $10^2$ ). $\newline$ Since $93$ is between $81$ and $100$ , $\sqrt{93}$ is between $93$ $0$ and $93$ $1$ .
Confirm Closest Integers: Step $2$ : Confirm the closest integers to $\sqrt{93}$ . Since $\sqrt{93}$ is between $9$ and $10$ , the closest integers are $9$ and $10$ .

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