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there are 800 cadets in a NCC camp in the 13th batalian sagour. the trainer wants to stand them for parade in such a way that the number of rows and columns remain same.How many cadets won't have called for the parade

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there are 800 cadets in a NCC camp in the 13th batalian sagour. the trainer wants to stand them for parade in such a way that the number of rows and columns remain same.How many cadets won't have called for the parade​

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there are 800 cadets in a NCC camp in the 13th batalian sagour. the trainer wants to stand them for parade in such a way that the number of rows and columns remain same.How many cadets won't have called for the parade