- A6125 becomes a perfect square as soon as it is divided by 7.
- BThe prime 5 appears three times — an odd count — so 6125 is not a perfect square.
- CAnkit is right: .
- D6125 is not a perfect square because it ends in 5.
Step-by-Step Solution
For a perfect square EVERY prime must appear an even number of times; here 5 appears three times, so 6125 is not a square and straddle it). Dividing by 7 leaves , still not a square. And , not 6125. The last option reaches the right conclusion for a wrong reason: ending in 5 is perfectly allowed for squares — 25, 225 and 625 all end in 5.
Answer: B) The prime 5 appears three times — an odd count — so 6125 is not a perfect square.