The smallest number that should be
added to or subtracted from the sum of
squares of 9 and 10 to make it a perfect
square is
(A) 1
(B) 15
(C) 5
(D) 12
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Answer:
12 (d) is the right option..
81+100= 181
181-12= 169
(169= 13^2)
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Given:
First number = 9
Second number = 10
To Find:
Smallest number to be added to 9 and 10 so at to make a perfect square.
Solution:
Square of 9 = 81
Square of 10 = 100
Thus, sum of both numbers -
Square of 9 + Square of 10
= 81 + 100
= 181.
Now,
Next perfect square = 196 which is of 14
Previous perfect square = 169 which of 13.
Thus, the closest one is 169.
Difference = 181 - 169
= 12
Answer: The smallest number to be added to 9 and 10 so at to make a perfect square is 12.
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