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A number that can be produced by multiplying an integer by _ is known as a perfect square.
For example, the number 9 can be produced by multiplying the positive integer 3 by itself: (3x3)=9.
The number 12, however, cannot be produced this way, so it is not a _ square.
Are the following numbers perfect squares?
4 = (2 x 2) = _
25 = (_ x _) = 5^(2)
50 = not a perfect square
A number that can be produced by multiplying an integer by _ is known as a perfect square.
For example, the number 9 can be produced by multiplying the positive integer 3 by itself: (3x3)=9.
The number 12, however, cannot be produced this way, so it is not a _ square.
Are the following numbers perfect squares?
4 = (2 x 2) = _
25 = (_ x _) = 5^(2)
50 = not a perfect square
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A number that can be produced by multiplying an integer by **itself** is known as a perfect square. For example, the number 9 can be produced by multiplying the positive integer 3 by itself: (3 x 3) = 9. The number 12, however, cannot be produced this way, so it is not a **perfect** square.
Are the following numbers perfect squares?
4 = (2 x 2) = **4**
25 = (**5 x 5**) = 5^(2)
50 = not a perfect square
Are the following numbers perfect squares?
4 = (2 x 2) = **4**
25 = (**5 x 5**) = 5^(2)
50 = not a perfect square
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