Here is a series of structures made of squares whose side length is 1 cm.
Is it possible to have a structure in the series that has 49 squares? If so, what element of the series is it?
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Here is a series of structures made of squares whose side length is 1 cm.
Is it possible to have a structure in the series that has 49 squares? If so, what element of the series is it?
To determine if it is possible to have a structure in the series with 49 squares, consider the sequence of numbers representing perfect squares: 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, etc. Here, each number represents the total number of 1 cm x 1 cm squares contained in an square.
The number 49 is indeed a perfect square, since . This means that a structure made up of 49 squares can indeed be represented as a square.
Therefore, it is possible to have a structure in the series that has 49 squares, and it corresponds to the 7th square in the sequence (since ), and this matches answer choice Yes, .
Yes,
Look at the following set of numbers and determine if there is any property, if so, what is it?
\( 94,96,98,100,102,104 \)
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