What is perfect squares, Mathematics

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What is Perfect Squares ?

Any number that can be written as an integer to the power of two is called a perfect square. For example,
4 can be written as 22
4 is a "perfect square."

The first 5 perfect squares are 1, 4, 9, 16, 25.

1=12
4=22
9=32
16=42
25=52

 

 


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