Subject Experts Solutions for Chapter: Powers and Roots, Exercise 1: Exercise 1

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Pearson IIT Foundation Mathematics>Chapter 4 - Powers and Roots>Exercise 1

The smallest perfect square and the perfect cube other than 1 is_____.

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Pearson IIT Foundation Mathematics>Chapter 4 - Powers and Roots>Exercise 1

The square of the smallest two-digit natural number is _____.

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6th CBSE
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Pearson IIT Foundation Mathematics>Chapter 4 - Powers and Roots>Exercise 1

The cube of the greatest single digit natural number is _____. 

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6th CBSE
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Pearson IIT Foundation Mathematics>Chapter 4 - Powers and Roots>Exercise 1

The sum of the square roots of all the two-digit perfect squares is _____.

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6th CBSE
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Pearson IIT Foundation Mathematics>Chapter 4 - Powers and Roots>Exercise 1

The sum of the cube roots of all the two-digit perfect cubs is _____.

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6th CBSE
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Pearson IIT Foundation Mathematics>Chapter 4 - Powers and Roots>Exercise 1

The square of a natural number and the cube of the number are same. The number(s) is/are

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6th CBSE
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Pearson IIT Foundation Mathematics>Chapter 4 - Powers and Roots>Exercise 1

Which of the following is not a perfect square?

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Pearson IIT Foundation Mathematics>Chapter 4 - Powers and Roots>Exercise 1

Which of the following is true?