9 grade maths
Questions 9 complete with a sollution required for the question above. .
Questions 9 complete with a sollution required for the question above. .
1 Answer
Arun
Yes
There is a number which is perfect square and ends with 9 distinct digits.
(19629)^2 = 385297641
But actually I solve this from a method which is not for 9th class. I have used approach which is read in higher class.
Regards
Arun
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