Nice Square Root Problem | No Calculator Allowed

Nice Square Root Problem | No Calculator Allowed
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Find the value of X.
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[@yeehaw-q6n]

took a while to solve it. I think that, in this case, it would be better to just do √(12*13*14*15+1) right away, but thats a cool way of solving it

[@curioseaconmigo14]

Perfect

[@MathmentorX19]

Thanks my friend!!! 😁

[@22Matters]

U could've just made factors then root them. But still like ur way just for knowledge

[@HenrikhWolf]

So you are telling me that the product of four consecutive natural numbers plus one is always another natural?

[@denisrenaldo3506]

Not exactly, he demonstrates that the square root of such product plus one is another natural. It’s due to the fact that n(n+2)+1=(n+1)^2. Here 12x14=13^2

[@trollska]

​@@denisrenaldo3506 12x14 is NOT 13x13

[@tedkz6155]

​@@trollskamy man forgot the +1, but you can see what he meant looking at the general terms he wrote

[@felipe-n9t]

The product of any four arbitrarily selected natural numbers plus one will indeed always yield a natural number as a result.
That's unrelated to the problem shown in the video, though.

[@denisrenaldo3506]

@@trollska sorry, I wanted to say 12x14 + 1 = 13^2