There is a number, which has five digits 5abc9. If this number is the square of an integer, where a, b, c each represent a missing digit and all five digits are different, then find this number.

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Layton Ford

Mathematics

26 May, 05:12

There is a number, which has five digits 5abc9. If this number is the square of an integer, where a, b, c each represent a missing digit and all five digits are different, then find this number.

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Leroy Hayes · Answer 1

54289

Step-by-step explanation:

233^2

I knew the last digit had to be a 3 because the last number is 9 and the number had to be less than 300 because that is 90000 so I just used trial and error to get the answer.