Find the smallest number to multiply with 150 to make it a perfect square
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FIRST DO PRIME FACTORIZATION OF 150.
THEN MAKE PAIR OF SAME NUMBERS.
THE WHICH WILL GET UNPAIRED WILL BE THE NUMBER WE HAVE TO MULTIPLY.
THEN MAKE PAIR OF SAME NUMBERS.
THE WHICH WILL GET UNPAIRED WILL BE THE NUMBER WE HAVE TO MULTIPLY.
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“Look at the number 150. It is not a perfect square because it has a single zero in it's unit digit.”
“According to the question, as the number 150 is not a perfect square. Inorder to make it a perfect square we need to multiply it with a certain number to convert it into a perfect square”
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“So, we need to find the prime factors of 150”
Prime Factors of 150
= 5 × 5 × 2 × 3
“Have a look at the factors, we need to pair them out. So, only 5 is in pair but 2 and 3 are not in pair. So, we will take them in the next step.”
Smallest number to be multiplied
= 2 × 3
= 6
Perfect Sq.
•°• The perfect sq. is 900
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