SOLUTION: What are two whole numbers that I can substitute for n to make this statement true 9< square root of n <11

Question 656449: What are two whole numbers that I can substitute for n to make this statement true 9< square root of n <11
Found 2 solutions by swincher4391, fcabanski:
Answer by swincher4391(1107) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
It's better to work in n. Let's undo the square root. Take everything involved and square it to get:

Pick any two numbers greater than 81 but less than 121, and you got it.
Answer by fcabanski(1391) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Any number with a square root between 9 and 11.

100 works because square root 100 = 10 and 9 < 10 < 11.

101 works because square root 101 = 10.0498... which is between 9 and 11.

n, not the square root of n, has to be a whole number.
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