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Hi everyone, I’ve been trying to understand square roots better, and I’m curious about the method people use when the number isn't a perfect square. For example, with something like √27, I know that 25 is 5², so the answer has to be a little more than 5. But after finding the nearest perfect square, I’m not always sure how to get a more accurate decimal answer without simply guessing. Do you normally estimate between two perfect squares, use the long-division method, or use an iterative...

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