The number 7928 is obviously not perfect square. Give a reason? - Vidyadip

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The number $7928$ is obviously not perfect square. Give a reason?

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The number $7928$ is not a perfect square because it ends with $8$ whereas the square numbers end with $0, 1, 4, 5, 6$ or $9.$

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