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Is 48 a perfect square number?
No - 48 is not the square of an integer, though 49 is.
Is the number 48 a perfect square?
Question: Is the number 48 a perfect square? Answer: The number 48 is not a perfect square because there is no integer, that when multiplied by itself equals 48. Some examples of perfect squares: 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, 64, 81, 100...
Is 2304 a perfect square?
Yes, 2304 = 48^2
What is the perfect square factor of 48?
1, 4 and 16
Find a positive integer such that the integer increased by 1 is a perfect square and one-half of the integers increased by 1 is a perfect square?
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What is the largest perfect square factor of 48?
The largest perfect square factor of 48 is 16.
Is 48 square or not square?
It is not a perfect square.
Is 48 a perfect square number?
No - 48 is not the square of an integer, though 49 is.
Is the number 48 a perfect square?
Question: Is the number 48 a perfect square? Answer: The number 48 is not a perfect square because there is no integer, that when multiplied by itself equals 48. Some examples of perfect squares: 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, 64, 81, 100...
Is 2304 a perfect square?
Yes, 2304 = 48^2
What is the perfect square factor of 48?
1, 4 and 16
Find a positive integer such that the integer increased by 1 is a perfect square and one-half of the integers increased by 1 is a perfect square?
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What number is a perfect square located between 17 and 48?
There are two: 25 and 36.
What is the least natural number that should be add to 577 to make it perfect square?
48
What numbers is a perfect square.. 24 48 55 81?
81 because 9x9 equals81
Is the square root of 48 an irrational number?
Yes, the square root of 48 is an irrational number. This is because 48 can be simplified to (4 \times 12), and since the square root of 4 is a whole number (2), we can express (\sqrt{48}) as (2\sqrt{12}). The square root of 12, however, is not a perfect square and cannot be simplified to a whole number, making (\sqrt{48}) irrational.
Why is 48 not a perfect square?
That simply means that there is no whole number which, when squared, gives you 48. Try it out - you'll quickly see that there there are two consecutive whole numbers, such that, if you square one you get LESS than 48, if you square the next one, you get MORE.
