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Eduardo Lara
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9 April, 15:58
How do you know that 50 is not a perfect square?
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Dingo
9 April, 16:12
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We can always do a prime factoring of it, and check
50 = 2*5*5
2*5²
a perfect square, so-called, is the resulting number of a squared value, well 50 is not the result of anything squared, is the result of 3 factors, in this case 2,5 and 5.
a perfect square will be something like say 64, or 144, because
64 = 8*8
8²
144 = 12*12
12²
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