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Find the smallest number by which 1620 must be multiplied so that the
product is a perfect square. Then find the square root of that product.

Class 8Finding Square RootsSquares and Roots
  • Amultiply by 5, root 90
  • Bmultiply by 3, root 78
  • Cmultiply by 5, root 81
  • Dmultiply by 9, root 120

Step-by-Step Solution

1620 = 5. The unpaired factor is 5, so multiply by 5: . The square root is 90.
Answer: A) multiply by 5, root 90

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