Solved Examples on Square Numbers1. Find the square of 89. Solution: To find the square of the number 89, we need to multiply 89 by 89.892=89×8989×89=79212. Find the square of -25. Solution: The square of −25 would be the product of −25. ...
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Tips and Tricks to Find Perfect SquaresSometimes, we can find perfect squares of some numbers without using the long multiplication method.Example 1: Numbers ending with the digit 5Separate the two digits of the number. Take the tens place digit and multiply it by its successor. Square the ...
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Square Numbers Examples Example 1:Find out the square number of 87. Solution:To find out the square number of 87,multiplythe number by itself, that is, 87 × 87 = 7569. Now, check the answer using the list of square numbers from 1 to 100 mentioned in the article. Thus, the square ...
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Over a long period of time, the small inaccuracies that result from the fact that we can specify a measurement only to a certain finite number of decimal places will multiply up, resulting in a considerable degree of uncertainty about where the ball will come to rest. She observes that one...