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Which of the following numbers is a perfect square?

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  • A5449
  • B5476
  • C5644
  • D5100

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Since and , any square here has a root in the seventies. A square ending in 6 must have a root ending in 4 or 6, and . The others sit strictly between consecutive squares: < 5449 < 5476, 5625 < 5644 < 5776 and 5041 < 5100 < 5184.
Answer: B) 5476

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