Question
How many number lie between square of the $12$ and $13?$
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Answer
$12$ and $13$
Here, $n = 12$
$\therefore$ $2n = 2$ $\times$ $12 = 24$
So, $24$ numbers lie between squares of the numbers $12$ and $13$.
Here, $n = 12$
$\therefore$ $2n = 2$ $\times$ $12 = 24$
So, $24$ numbers lie between squares of the numbers $12$ and $13$.
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