Practice Finding Square Roots of Non-Perfect Squares Using the Long Division Method

This interactive worksheet is designed to help students practice finding square roots of non-perfect square numbers using the long division method, step by step. Each problem is displayed in a structured long division format, with dedicated input fields where learners enter intermediate values and the final result.

Unlike perfect squares, non-perfect squares do not have exact whole-number square roots. To address this, the worksheet allows you to control the precision of the answer using the Decimal Places up to option. You can choose to calculate the square root up to 2, 3, or 4 decimal places, depending on the level of accuracy required.

Please note this green input box is the first one to enter the value.

All calculations are performed fully online. As you work through each step, the worksheet validates your inputs, reinforcing correct application of the long division process and helping you understand how decimal extensions are formed systematically.