The number of integers `a`(1≤a≤200) such that a^a is a perfect square(A)105 (b)103 (c)107(d)109

All even values of a will result in a^a being a perfect square. It is so because, for a number to be a perfect square, the power of the number should be able to be represented as a multiple of 2.This has 100 cases!Secondly, we need to consider those numbers such that a is odd but a perfect square so that the power is a multiple of 2. This has 1,9,25,49,81,121,169.This has 7 cases!Hence the total sums up to 107.