Define the term perfect square. Provide examples and explain why each is or is not a perfect square.

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Define the term perfect square.

Provide examples and explain why each is or is not a perfect square.

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The term perfect square means that the square root of the number is a whole number.
$√(1)= 1 √(4)= 2 √(9)= 3\\ √(16)= 4 \\ √(25)= 5\\ √(36)= 6\\ And\ so\ on.$

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