Quiz Discussion

Which number can replace both the question marks in the equation =?

• 1]

  12

• 2]

  7

• 3]

  

• 4]

  None of these

One-fourth of the sum of prime numbers, greater than 4 but less than 16, is the square of = ?

• 1] 3
• 2] 4
• 3] 5
• 4] 7

  simplifies to:

• 1]

  4/3

• 2]

  1/2

• 3]

  3/4

• 4]

  5/3

If \(\sqrt {24} = 4.889,\)   the value of \(\sqrt {\frac{8}{3}} \)   is = ?

• 1] 0.544
• 2] 1.333
• 3] 1.633
• 4] 2.666

\({1.5^2} \times \sqrt {0.0225} = ?\)

• 1] 0.0375
• 2] 0.3375
• 3] 3.275
• 4] 32.75

The square root of 64009 is:

• 1] 253
• 2] 347
• 3] 363
• 4] 803

Given \(\sqrt 2 = 1.414.\)   Then the value of \(\sqrt 8\)  + \(2\sqrt {32} \)  -  \(3\sqrt {128}\)  + \(4\sqrt {50}\)   is = ?

• 1] 8.426
• 2] 8.484
• 3] 8.526
• 4] 8.876

Find the square root of 3 upto three decimal places

• 1]

  1.732

• 2]

  2.732

• 3]

  1.222

• 4]

  1.414

If \(\sqrt 6 = 2.449{ \text{,}}\)   then the value of \(\frac{{3\sqrt 2 }}{{2\sqrt 3 }}\)   is = ?

• 1] 0.6122
• 2] 0.8163
• 3] 1.223
• 4] 1.2245

The number of digits in the square root of 625685746009 is = ?

• 1] 4
• 2] 5
• 3] 6
• 4] 7