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How many perfect squares lie between 100 and 300 (inclusive of endpoints if they are perfect squares)?
List them mentally from upward.

Class 8Estimating Square RootsSquares and Roots
  • A6
  • B7
  • C8
  • D9

Step-by-Step Solution

The perfect squares from up to 300 are 100,121,144,169,196,225,256,289 (that is to , since > 300). Counting them: 17 - 10 + 1 = 8 perfect squares.
Answer: C) 8

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