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there are 2601 students in a school. during assembly time , the students stand in such a way that the number of students in each row is equal to the number of rows . how many students stand in each row?

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Answered by nehajaglan
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students standing in row = root 2601
 \sqrt{2601 }  = 51
therefore no of students = 51
no of rows = 51


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Answered by bandameedipravalika0
1

Answer:

Concept:

  • Prime factorization is the technique of expressing a number as the product of prime numbers.
  • One and the number itself are the only two factors in prime numbers.
  • Prime numbers include, for instance, 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, and so on.
  • To represent a number as a composite of prime numbers is to prime factorize it.
  • The process of breaking down a composite number into smaller integers is known as integer factorization.

Given:

  • Total number of students during assembly time = 2601
  • The number of students in each row is equal to the number of rows.

To Find:

We need to find how many students stand in each row.

Solution:

Total number of students during assembly time is 2601.

Number of rows is equal to the  number of students in each row (i.e., number of columns)

Number of row = Number of students in each row

Let x be the number of rows. Number of column is also x, since it is equal to number of rows.

Total students in assembly = x*x

⇒  x*x=2601

⇒  x^{2} = 2601

⇒  x= \sqrt{2601}

Let's use prime factorization to solve this,

⇒  x= \sqrt{17*17*3*3}

⇒  x= \sqrt{17^{2} *3^{2} }

⇒  x = 17* 3

⇒  x = 51

Number of rows is 51.

Since, number of rows is equal to the  number of students in each row.

Then, number of students in each row is 51.

∴ Number of students in each row is 51.

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