This math topic focuses on identifying if a number is a perfect square. Students assess various numbers, such as 29, 2, 30, 16, 6, 7, and 1, to determine whether each is a perfect square or not. The task involves recognizing square numbers and understanding their properties. It is framed at an introductory level within the subject area of Squares and Square Roots. This topic is suitable for beginning learners who are just starting to explore the foundational concepts of square numbers.
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Squares - Is Number a Perfect Square
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Is this number a perfect square?
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Squares - Is Number a Perfect Square Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Squares - Is Number a Perfect Square (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Squares and Square Roots - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/squares_and_square_roots_intro/ |
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| Is this number a perfect square? |
| 59 |
a
| Not a Perfect Square |
b
| Perfect Square |
2
| Is this number a perfect square? |
| 27 |
a
| Perfect Square |
b
| Not a Perfect Square |
3
| Is this number a perfect square? |
| 49 |
a
| Perfect Square |
b
| Not a Perfect Square |
4
| Is this number a perfect square? |
| 7 |
a
| Not a Perfect Square |
b
| Perfect Square |
5
| Is this number a perfect square? |
| 36 |
a
| Not a Perfect Square |
b
| Perfect Square |
6
| Is this number a perfect square? |
| 28 |
a
| Perfect Square |
b
| Not a Perfect Square |
7
| Is this number a perfect square? |
| 55 |
a
| Not a Perfect Square |
b
| Perfect Square |