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find the smallest integer n such that 480n square number?

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What is the smallest positive integer such that is a perfect cube?

A. 5

B. 5^2

C. 30

D. 30^2

E. 30^4

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PareshGmat

Mar 19, 2014

Answer = E.

Looking at the options, we see that 5 & 30 are not perfect square roots; so option A & C can be discarded

is already a perfect cube; no further adjustment is required.

requires to make it perfect cube

10 requires to make it perfect cube

So we require to make the term a perfect cube

= Answer

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