3 years ago

I need the answer ASAP thank you very much!!!!!

1 answer:

8 0

HI THERE LET ME HELP U WITH YOUR QUESTION

**PERFECT SQUARES ARE POSITIVE INTEGERS**<span>
</span>THE NUMBERS CANNOT INCLUDE ITSELF AND ALWAYS SHOULD HAVE A ONE IN IT.

2.89 AND 0.004 ARE PERFECT NUMBERS. THEY INCLUDE 1 AND THEY DONT INCLUDE ITSELF

HOPE IT HELPS

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