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adoni [48]
3 years ago
11

Find the least number must be added to 4015 to make it a perfect square. also,find the square root of the perfect square so obta

ined.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Vladimir [108]3 years ago
7 0

To solve this, I used guess and check.

I started by finding 60²=3600 and 70²=4900. 70² is too much, so I then did 65²=4,225.

After 65², I did 62²=3,844. I knew that was pretty close, so I did 64. 64²=4,096 and 63²=3,969. So, 64² was it.

4,096-4015=81

So, you would need to add 81 to 4015 in order to receive a perfect square, which is 64²(4,096).

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