Classify the numbers as perfect squares and perfect cubes. To classify a number, drag it to the
appropriate column in the chart. Numbers that are neither perfect squares nor perfect cubes should not
be placed in the chart.
1
64
96
125
200
256
333
361
Perfect Squares
but Not Perfect
Cubes
Both Perfect Squares
and Perfect Cubes
Perfect Cubes but
Not Perfect Squares
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