Which is a perfect square a. 6^1 b. 6^2 c. 6^3 d. 6^5 (need answer now pls)

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Hello there! 6^1 is not a perfect square. It's basically it's own number and 6 is not a perfect square. Therefore, A is out. 6^3 (216) is cubed, not squared, so C is out as well. Just by looking at the exponents, 6^2 is squared and 36 is a perfect square, so the answer is B: 6^2.

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