Question

A gardener wants to plant saplings in such a way that each row has as many saplings as there are number of rows if he has 998 saplings. find how many more saplings does he require​

Answer 1

Answer:

26 more saplings

Step-by-step explanation:

If each row should have as many saplings as there are number of rows, then the total number of saplings should be a square number. We can try to estimate the smallest square number greater than 998. $30^2$ is 900 which is too small. $31^2$ is 961 which is also too small. $32^2$ is 1024 which is greater than 998. 1024-998 is 26. He needs 26 more saplings

Answer 2

Answer:

question is easy, so answer is 26

Step-by-step explanation:

998+26 is 1024=32square