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Mathematics, 25.03.2021 02:20 treviam963

osa is trying to estimate √8. So far she has 2.8, but she wants one more digit to make it more accurate. What value would you add to Osa's estimate of √8? How can you tell that your estimate is more accurate than Osa's

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