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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Finding Square Roots Using Prime Factorisation
Find the odd ...
Question
Find the odd one out.
6 10 14 18 22
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Solution
When we divide each number by 2 we get a prime quotient except in case of 18 When 18 is divided by 2 we get the quotient as 9 which is not prime number In fact 9 is a perfect square.
Hence 18 is the odd man.
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