Condition for quadratic equation to be a perfect square
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let the equation be x^2 - bx + c , b and c are integers
now discriminant = b^2 - 4c
let square root of discriminant be Q
so roots are (-b+Q)/2 and (-b-Q)/2
// now watch closely
b^2 - 4c will be even or odd if b is even or odd respectively as 4c is even .
hence Q will be even or odd if b is even or odd respectively
in both of those cases -b + Q and - b - Q are divisible by 2
so roots will be integers .
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now discriminant = b^2 - 4c
let square root of discriminant be Q
so roots are (-b+Q)/2 and (-b-Q)/2
// now watch closely
b^2 - 4c will be even or odd if b is even or odd respectively as 4c is even .
hence Q will be even or odd if b is even or odd respectively
in both of those cases -b + Q and - b - Q are divisible by 2
so roots will be integers .
// Hope it helps
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