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Find the smallest numberby which 23625 must be multiplied to obtain a perfect cube

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Answered by Victory1234
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<u><b>Here Is Your Answer</b></u>




<u>In order to solve it we need to first find the prime factors of 23625</u>




<b>And Here It Is :-</b>




\begin{array}{l|lc} \sf{3} &\sf{23625} \\ \cline{1-2} \sf3 & \sf7875 \\ \sf3 & 2625 \\ \sf5 & \sf875 \\ \sf5 & 175 \\ \sf5 & \sf35 \\ \sf7 & \sf7 \\ & \sf1 \end{array}




<b>As you can see above there the following pairs in the prime-factorization. </b>




23625={\underbrace{\sf 3x3x3}_{\sf 3x}}\sf{x}{\underbrace{\sf 5x5x5}_{\sf3x}}\sf{x7}.




<b>As you know we need pairs of three numbers to form a cube. </b>




<u>And there are a triplet of 3 and 5 but 7 is left alone so we need to multiply 7 x 7(which is 49) to 23625 to make it a perfect cube.</u>




Which Is :-




\implies 23625 \sf{x}49



\implies 1157625





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