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there are 1000 childrens in a school for a p t drill they have to stand in such a way that the number of rows and the columns remain same how many children's would be left out in this arrangement

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Answered by HarmanjotKaurGhuman

no of total students can participate in pt drill = 961
remaining students= 1000-961
= 39

so 39 students would be left out of this arrangement..

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HarmanjotKaurGhuman: now we have to minus that no. from 1000 to know how many students will left

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Answered by pkparmeetkaur

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For equal no. of students in each row and column we need to find nearest perfect square to 1000
which is 961 square of 31
so, children left out will be 1000-961 = 39

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