alleryStart learning →33² = 1089. Is 33 an under- or overestimate of √1100?
AAn overestimate
BNo real root exists
CAn exact value
DAn underestimate
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. An underestimate
Since 1089 is below 1100, the positive square root of 1100 is greater than 33.
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