Answer:
Step-by-step explanation: Make a perfect square list
This is one that goes to 15
![√(1) √(4) √(9) √(16) √(25) √(36) √(49) √(64) √(81) √(100) √(121) √(144) √(169) √(196) √(225)](https://img.qammunity.org/2021/formulas/mathematics/high-school/lk47o9o0uzipe6v94syyrvwp8aifoffa9w.png)
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The numbers on top are the square root and the numbers under are the answer or squared numbers. There is also a way to solve them if the number is between a number in the list like 18 but i don't feel like explaining that this is just the basic squares.