Question
Are all squares natural numbers? Explain.
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Answer
Yes, all squares are natural numbers because
(i) A square number $\text{m}$ can be expressed as $\text{x}^2$.
(ii) A square number is a positive number value which is obtained by multiplying a number twice.
(iii) Examples of square numbers are $1,4,9,16,25$, $\ldots\ldots$ all of which are natural numbers.
(i) A square number $\text{m}$ can be expressed as $\text{x}^2$.
(ii) A square number is a positive number value which is obtained by multiplying a number twice.
(iii) Examples of square numbers are $1,4,9,16,25$, $\ldots\ldots$ all of which are natural numbers.
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