A gardener has 1000 plants. He wants to plant these in such a way that the number of rows and the number of columns remain same. Find the minimum number of plants he needs more for this.
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If the number of rows and number of columns are to be equal,
then the total number of trees will be in the form of x2, which is nothing but a perfect square.
As 1000 is not a perfect square, you need to check for a perfect square above and nearest to 1000.
It's 1024, which is square of 32. So he needs to add 24 more trees to get 1024.
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If the number of rows and number of columns are to be equal,
then the total number of trees will be in the form of x2, which is nothing but a perfect square.
As 1000 is not a perfect square, you need to check for a perfect square above and nearest to 1000.
It's 1024, which is square of 32. So he needs to add 24 more trees to get 1024.
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