Math, asked by TanavBhatter, 5 months ago

Find the square root of a 5 digit number 49abc where a,b,c are non-zero digits such that b=a³=2c.
a. 202
b. 222
c. 122
d. 242​

Answers

Answered by sathenaathena
6

Answer:

222*222=49284

8 =  {2}^{2}  = 2 \times 2

Answered by anirudhayadav393
2

Concept Introduction :

Multiplying a number by itself will give the original number as a factor.

Given:

A 5 digit number 49abc where a, b, c are non-zero digits such that b=a³=2c.

To Find :

We have to find the square root of the given condition.

Solution:

In mathematics, the number system is the branch that deals with various types of numbers possible to form and easy to operate with different operators such as addition, multiplication and so on.

So, here we are required to find our greatest five-digit natural number. The greatest five-digit natural number is99999.

Now considering the greatest five-digit natural number, we will try to evaluate whether it is a perfect square or not.

From the division method of square root evaluation, we get remainder as 143.

So, this confirms that 99999 is not a perfect square.

Now, subtracting 143 from99999 we get, 99999143 = 99856.

Hence, 99856 is the largest five- digit perfect square number.

For finding the square root of 99856 we could express 99856 in terms of prime factors as 24×792 and then taking the root, we get the square root of 99856 as:

24×792−−−−−−−√22²×79²=316.

Final Answer:

316 is the square root

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