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A shopkeeper arranges marbles in a perfect square pattern (same number of rows and columns).
He has 196 marbles and uses them all.
How many marbles are there in each row?

Class 8Properties of Square NumbersSquares and Roots
  • A15
  • B13
  • C14
  • D28

Step-by-Step Solution

A square arrangement needs a perfect square count. , so each row has 14 marbles.
Answer: C) 14

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