Math, asked by bookclubrai, 1 year ago

if you multiply a perfect square by a different perfect square would the answer always be a perfect?

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Answered by mondalhirak8483

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Answer:

yes,it will always be perfect square.

Answered by rounak261570

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Answer:

No. It's not correct always.

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