dlobogood dlobogood

21-03-2018
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i am a square number whoes digits add up to 10. what number am i? justify answer with mathematical reasoning

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dwh2o13 dwh2o13

21-03-2018

the answer is 64 ... the sum of the digits is 10 and a square number is essentially a perfect square number.. You can obtain perfect square numbers by multiplying any counting number by itself.. in this case 64 = 8(8)

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mkryukova19 mkryukova19

21-03-2018

number is
64,
8*8=64, 6+4=10

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