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Square Roots & Cube Roots · Exercise 6 of 6

Square Roots & Cube Roots Diagram-Based Questions

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30 diagram-based Square Root and Cube Root questions in the style of current bank, SSC, railway and campus placement papers. Every question has its own figure to read: factor trees, square plots and cubes, ladder and diagonal triangles, number lines, unit-digit and long-division tables, Venn diagrams of squares and cubes, infinite-radical trees, number machines, given-value tables and area models.

Question 1 Easy

A student made this factor tree.

Factor tree of 1764
22433977494411764

What is √1764?

A 21
B 84
C 42
D 49
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Question 2 Medium

Here is a factor tree of 9261.

Factor tree of 9261
333927777493439261

What is the cube root of 9261?

A 21
B 63
C 27
D 49
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Question 3 Medium

The factor tree of 2450 is shown.

Factor tree of 2450
25525774912252450

By what least number must 2450 be multiplied to make a perfect square?

A 5
B 7
C 2
D 10
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Question 4 Hard

The factor tree of 8640 is shown.

Factor tree of 8640
22248222486433392751358640

By what least number must 8640 be divided so that the quotient is a perfect cube?

A 15
B 5
C 40
D 3
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Question 5 Easy

A square garden has the area shown.

A square garden
Area = 2,025 m²side ?side ?not to scale

How many metres of fencing are needed to go once around it?

A 45
B 506.25
C 90
D 180
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Question 6 Medium

Three square plots have the areas shown in the chart.

Areas of three square plots
Plot A576 m²Plot B784 m²Plot C1089 m²

What is the total length of fencing needed to go around all three plots?

A 85
B 340
C 2,449
D 170
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Question 7 Easy

A ladder leans against a vertical wall.

A ladder against a wall
height ?foot 5 m from the wallladder 13 m

How high up the wall does the ladder reach?

A 8 m
B 18 m
C √194 m
D 12 m
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Question 8 Medium

Instead of walking along two edges of a rectangular field, Neha walks straight across it.

Short cut across a field
30 m40 mdiagonal ?

How many metres does she save?

A 50
B 10
C 20
D 70
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Question 9 Hard

Two poles 9 m and 4 m tall stand 12 m apart on level ground. A wire joins their tops. The triangle below shows the part of the picture above the shorter pole.

Wire between the tops of two poles
9 − 4 = 5 m12 m apartwire ?

How long is the wire?

A 13 m
B 15 m
C √97 m
D 17 m
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Question 10 Easy

A solid cube has the volume shown.

A cube
?Volume = 2,744 cm³Edge = ?

What is the length of each edge?

A 14 cm
B 52.4 cm
C 28 cm
D 16 cm
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