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Standard XII
Mathematics
Definition of Function
Write the tru...
Question
Write the truth value
(i)
9
is a perfect square but
11
is prime number.
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Solution
As,
9
=
3
×
3
=
(
−
3
)
×
(
−
3
)
⟹
√
9
=
±
3
Hence,
9
is a perfect square.
And,
11
is only divisible by
1
and itself. So,
11
is a prime number.
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