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The most reliable way to create a hanging indent is through the Paragraph settings.

First, highlight the text you want to format, like an entry in a bibliography. Then, head up to the "Home" tab. In the "Paragraph" section of the ribbon, look for the small arrow in the bottom-right corner. Clicking that opens the main Paragraph dialog box.

Inside that window, find the "Indentation" area. You'll see a dropdown menu labelled "Special." Just select "Hanging" from that list. Word usually defaults to a standard half-inch indent, but you can easily adjust that value if you need to. Click "OK," and your formatting is all set. It's a key tool for properly formatting citations and reference lists.

The square root of 15 is one of those numbers that doesn't have a clean, whole answer. It's an irrational number, which just means the decimal goes on forever without a repeating pattern.

For any practical purpose, like for a math problem, you'll want a rounded decimal. The answer is approximately 3.873.

A good way to check this is to remember that 3x3 is 9 and 4x4 is 16. So, the square root of 15 has to be a number between 3 and 4, but a lot closer to 4.

BRHP stands for the Baltimore Regional Housing Partnership. It’s a nonprofit organization that runs a housing mobility program in the Baltimore area.

They help families who have Housing Choice Vouchers, which many people know as Section 8. The main goal is to help these families move to what they call "opportunity areas." These are neighborhoods with better schools, lower crime, and more resources. The idea is to break the cycle of poverty by giving families access to a better environment. BRHP also provides counseling and support to help families succeed in their new communities.