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Find the least number that must be subtracted from 41989 so as to get a perfect square.Also find square root of perfect square

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Answered by sammane2514
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373 \: is \: required \: least \:  number \:  that  \: must  \: be \:   \\ subtracted \:  from  \: 41989  \: so  \: as \:  to \:  get \:  a \:  perfect  \: square. \\ And \:  square \:  root \:  of \:  perfect  \: square  \: is  \:  \sqrt{ ({44}^{2}) }  = 44.</p><p>

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 We'll \:  solve \:  this  \: problem  \: by \:  analysing  \: method. \\  Now  \\  {200}^{2} = 40000 \: and \\  {300}^{2} = 90000  \\ Therefore \\  {200}^{2}  &lt; 41989 &lt;  {300 }^{2}  \\ Now \\  {250}^{2}  = 62500 \\  Therefore \\ {200}^{2}  &lt; 41989 &lt;  {250}^{2}  \\ As \:  41989  \: is  \: very \:  close to  \:  {200}^{2}   \\ We'll  \: go \:  from \:  ascending \:  order  \: with \:  interval \:  of  \: 10. \\ Now \\  {210}^{2}  = 44100 \\ Therefore \\  {200}^{2}  &lt; 41989 &lt;  {210}^{2}  \\ Now \\  {205}^{2}  = 42025 \\ Therefore \\  {200}^{2}  &lt; 41989 &lt;  {205}^{2}  \\ As \:  41989  \: is  \: very \:  close to  \:  {205}^{2}   \\ We'll  \: go \:  from \:  descending \:  order  \: with \:  interval \:  of  \: 1. \\ Now \\  {204}^{2}  = 41616 \\ Therefore {204}^{2}  &lt; 41989 &lt;  {205}^{2}. \\ Hence \: 41989 -  {204}^{2} \:  \\  i.e. \: 41989 - 41616 = 373 \: is \: required \: least \:  number \:  that  \: must  \: be \:   \\ subtracted \:  from  \: 41989  \: so  \: as \:  to \:  get \:  a \:  perfect  \: square. \\ And \:  square \:  root \:  of \:  perfect  \: square  \: is  \:  \sqrt{ ({44}^{2}) }  = 44.</p><p>

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