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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Finding Square Root through Prime Factorisation
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Question
What is the smallest natural number that should be multiplied with
840
to make it a perfect square?
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Solution
840
=
84
×
10
840
=
4
×
21
×
2
×
5
840
=
2
3
×
7
×
3
×
5
To make it a perfect square it should be multiplied with
2
×
7
×
3
×
5
so that powers of prime numbers will become even.
2
×
7
×
3
×
5
=
14
×
15
=
210
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