Math, asked by Jghuggy8025, 10 months ago

Find the least number which must be subtracted from 1104 to obtain a perfect square find this perfect square and its square

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Answered by maanasjain1010

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Step-by-step explanation:

sqrt(1104) is approximately 33.226. Round that down to 33 and the largest perfect square less than 1104 is 33^2 or 1089. To get from 1104 to 1089, you have to subtract 15.

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