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When are square roots first mentioned in K-12 mathematics? In the 7th grade math, there a couple of questions in the "2-D Geometry" that ask kids to find the radius amount given the Area of a circle, which of course, requires finding the square root. I first find them in 8th grade math, but did I miss it somewhere earlier? Thanks!
Dear Deb Yoast,
Thank you for your comment. Yes, solving equations using square roots as the inverse operation of squares is an 8th grade standard, so the questions found in 7th grade math, 2-D Geometry CW-HW file & Unit Test have been revised to include the circumference of a circle to find the radius or diameter of the circle. Please download an updated copy of each file at your earliest convenience. Thanks, again, for bringing this to our attention.
Kind regards,
Audra
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