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Which of the following number are perfect square? $(a).\ 81\ \ (b).\ 168\ \ (c).\ 196\ \ (d).\ 14400\ \ (e).\ \ 625\ \ (f).\ 570$
Given: $(a).\ 81\ \ (b).\ 168\ \ (c).\ 196\ \ (d).\ 14400\ \ (e).\ \ 625\ \ (f).\ 570$
To do: To find the perfect square among the given numbers.
Solution:
$(a).\ 81$
On factorizing $81$:
$81=3\times3\times3\times3=9^2$
Thus, $81$ is a perfect square.
$(b).\ 168$
On factorizing $168$:
$168=2\times2\times2\times3\times7=2^3\times3\times7$
Thus, $168$ is not a perfect square.
$(c).\ 196$
On factorizing $196$:
$196=2\times2\times7\times7=2^2\times7^2$
Thus, $196$ is a perfect square.
$(d).\ 14400$
On factorizing $14400$:
$14400=12\times12\times10\times10=12^2\times10^2$
Thus, $14400$ is a perfect square.
$( e).\ 625$
On factorizing $625$
$625=5\times5\times5\times5=5^2\times5^2$
Thus, $625$ is a perfect square.
$(f).\ 570$
On factorizing $570$:
$570=2\times3\times5\times19$
Thus, $570$ is not a perfect square.