Math, asked by gargruchi347, 8 months ago

explain why a squre number can never be a prime number

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Answered by aditya786b

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Answer:

because a prime has different attributes than a square no.

Answered by MissBlackSheep

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Answer:

squre number can never be a prime number because Aurangazeb was Akbar's sixth son .

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