Math, asked by noor12345, 1 year ago

Find the smallest number by which we multiply 1960 so that the product is a perfect square. Find the square root of the product thus obtained

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Answered by Anonymous

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the smallest number by which we multiply 1960 so that the product is a perfect square is 10.

1960×10=19600

140^2=19600.

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