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What is the smallest integer n so that the square root of 3n is a multiple of 4
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4k : k∈Z is an integer which is a multiple of 4.
Its square is 16k^2.
For 3n=16k^2, we have n=16k^2/3 ∈Z, so 3 must divide k^2, which in turn means that 3 divides k.
So the smallest n is when k=3, or
n=16*3^2/3=48
assuming n is a <i>positive</i> integer.
13 years ago

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