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Prove why 2,5,8,11 and 14 are not perfect squares?​
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Prove why 2,5,8,11 and 14 are not perfect squares?​

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Answer:

✓2=1.41421

✓5=2.23607

✓8=2.82842

✓11=3.31662

✓14=3.74166

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Therefore the numbers are increasing by three so they cant be perfect square

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Answer:

because there is an exact square number such as:4,9

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