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Which of these groups am I? "All my numbers are perfect squares with 3 factors"
a.(121, 169, 49, 25) b.(144, 36, 49, 100)
c.(361, 25, 81, 196). d. (25, 100, 1225,36)
am so confused, is there a problem with the question, my colleagues all said the question is cleared enough.
my question "is this question ambiguous?"
Which of these groups am I? "All my numbers are perfect squares with 3 factors"
a.(121, 169, 49, 25) b.(144, 36, 49, 100)
c.(361, 25, 81, 196). d. (25, 100, 1225,36)
am so confused, is there a problem with the question, my colleagues all said the question is cleared enough.
my question "is this question ambiguous?"
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