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Numbers from 1 to 5000 are written on 5000 separate slips (one number on one slip). These slips are kept in a bag and mixed well. If one slip is chosen from the bag without looking into it, then the probability that the number on the slip is a perfect square as well as a perfect cube is

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Answered by chinmaysambhe0p492ri
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Since there are 70 squares upto 5000 and 17 cube roots upto the same.

So the probability is 70+17 divided by 5000

= 87/5000



dipakl73bsf: wrong!
dipakl73bsf: Number from 1 to 5000 which are perfect square as well as perfect cube are 1, 64, 729, 4096.

∴ Required probability = 4/5000 = 1/1250
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