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Find the least number that must be added to 6203 to make it a perfect
square, and give the square root of the resulting perfect square.

Class 8Finding Square RootsSquares and Roots
  • Aadd 38, root 79
  • Badd 38, root 78
  • Cadd 22, root 79
  • Dadd 41, root 80

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and . The next perfect square above 6203 is 6241, so add 6241 - 6203 = 38; its square root is 79.
Answer: A) add 38, root 79

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