Math, asked by sanashamim234, 4 months ago

find the smallest number by which 1100 must be multiplied so that the product becomes a perfect square also the square root of the perfect square so obtained

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Answered by oliviashaiju8

11

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we have to multiply the no. by 11. The square root will be 110

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Answered by aakash5228

3

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the number should be multiplied by 11.

1100 x 11 = 12100

square root= √12100 =110

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