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By long division the square root of 17956 is found to be 134. A teacher in Bhopal claims that 17956 is a perfect square.
Is the teacher correct, and what is the square root?

Class 8Square Root by Long DivisionSquares and Roots
  • ANo; it is not a perfect square
  • BYes; the square root is 124
  • CYes; the square root is 134
  • DYes; the square root is 144

Step-by-Step Solution

Pair: 1 79 56. , rem 0 -> 79; 23*3 = 69, rem 10 -> 1056; double 13 = 26, 264*4 = 1056, rem 0. Remainder 0 means perfect square; .
Answer: C) Yes; the square root is 134

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