A "perfect square" is an integer that is the square of an integer.
The largest 6-digit integer is 999,999.
The square root of it is 999.9995
So the greatest square of an integer is the square of 999 = <u>998,001</u> .
Answer:
21 quarters
Step-by-step explanation:
When you figure out that a quarter is .25 and a dime is .10 you find out that there are 16 dimes. then make 37-16 to figure out that there are 21 quarters.
