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Square and Square Roots

Topic:- 1) Perfect Square numbers


2) Properties of perfect Square numbers
3) Square Roots by factorization and division method
Chapter Ch#3 Squares and Square Roots
Periods Required 10
Objectives:- Students Will be able to
 Find square of a given number.
 understand that taking the square root of a number is the inverse
operation of squaring that number,
 understand that the square root symbol denotes the positive square
root of a number,
 find the square root of a perfect square, by prime factorization
 find the square root of a fraction where the numerator and
denominator are perfect squares,
 Find the square root of a decimal number that can be written as a
fraction with a numerator that is a perfect square and a
denominator that is a multiple of 100, and give your answer as a
decimal,
 Find the square root of non-perfect square number by division method
 find lengths by taking the square root of perfect squares,
 solve word problems by taking the square root.
Learning After Studying this lesson students should learn
Outcomes:-  To find the square root of a number by prime factorization method and division
method.
 Solving word problems based on square numbers

Skill developed:- Problem solving skill


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Opening Teacher writes few numbers like 1, 4, 9, 16, 25 on board and ask students to identify the
(Introduction) :- special kinds of numbers written on board.
Students finds that
2
2 =4
2
3 =9 and so on
Teacher introduces these numbers as perfect square numbers.
Teaching process:- Squares and square roots
Teacher relates square of a number with its root with some examples like square of 2 is
four and square root of four is 2. Teacher elicits some examples from students for
square root of a number. Teacher generalizes that square root of a number has two
values positive and negative value i.e. square root of 4 is +2 or -2.
Properties of Perfect square number.
Teacher display a square numbers from 1 to 300 and instruct students to observe the
last digit of a number and its square. Students identify that :-
 If a number ends with 1 and 9 its square ends with 1.
 If a number ends with 2 and 8 its square ends with 4.
 If a number ends with 3 and 7 its square ends with 9.
 If a number ends with 4 and 6 its square ends with 6.
 If a number ends with 5 its square ends with 5.
 If a number ends with 0 its square ends with 0.
Finding the square root of a number by factorization method :-
Teacher explain the steps to find the square root of a number by prime factorization
method.
Students find the square root of a perfect square number by factoring the number.
Finding the square root of a number by division method:
Teacher explains the steps to find the square root of a number by division method.
Students finds the square root of non-perfect square by division method.
Class work:-  Perfect square number ends with 0, 1, 4, 5, 6 and 9. Perfect square number
never ends with 2, 3 , 7 and 8.
 If a number ends with n number of zeroes then the square of its ends with 2n
number of zeroes.
 Perfect square number never end with odd number of zeroes.
 Problem based on finding the square root of a number by prime factorization
method and division method.
Homework:- Textual exercises
Vocabulary:-  Squaring
 Square root

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