I was doing some math, and I came across the problem $\sqrt{1000}$ And I was thinking about other square roots of numbers with various amounts of zeros. And it occurred to me that it seemed like numbers with odd numbers of tagging zeros had a decimal square root.
So I was curious: Is there a number with an odd number of tagging zeros, but has a whole number for its square root?
For example: 102000 has three tagging zeros, but its square root is 319.374388453
Note: I am new to square roots, so please try to explain some of the terms to me.
Thanks!