Question
Find the number that satisfies all of the following conditions:
A two-digit number,
A perfect square,
A power of 3,
The digit product < 10
A two-digit number,
A perfect square,
A power of 3,
The digit product < 10
Answers
For a square to be a power of three, the original number itself must be a power of 3, namely 3, 9, 27, etc.
Which of the squares of these numbers satisfies all of the above conditions?
Which of the squares of these numbers satisfies all of the above conditions?
Is the answer 81?
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