a gardener has 1400 plants he wants to plant these in such a way that the number of rows and number of columns remains 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 x^2 , 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.
So your answer is 24
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.
So your answer is 24
arafatjewel2p76n2o:
You can use this method to solve yours.It's for 1000 Plants
ok thanks
37^2<1400<38^2
1369<1400<1444
1444-1400=44
so your answer is 44
where you see "⁢" it actually means "less than"
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