Math, asked by meghanamoorthi, 1 year ago

find the smallest number by which 10,985 should be divided so that the quotient is a perfect square​

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Answered by papiyamondal80
0

Answer:

5| 10985

13| 2197

13| 169

13| 13

Answered by TooFree
1

Note:

"Prime Factorisation" is a method of writing a number as a product of its prime numbers.

A perfect square is a integer that is a square of another integer.

Write 10985 as a product of its prime factors:

10985 = 5 \times 13  \times 13  \times 13

10985 = 5 \times 13^3

Find the number to divide so that the quotient is a perfect square:

\text {Perfect Square} = 13^2, \text {therefore, we do not want 5 and 13}

\text {Divisor} = 5 \times 13

\text {Divisor} =65

Check:

\text{Quotient } = 10985 \div 65

\text{Quotient } = 169

169 \text { is a perfect square, because},169 = 13^2

Answer: 65

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