Supposed you list the factors of a perfect square why is one factor a square root and not the other factors?

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Gauge Cohen

28 January, 11:26

Supposed you list the factors of a perfect square why is one factor a square root and not the other factors?

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Jake Dunlap · Answer 1

No factor of a perfect square is a square root, (unless it's the square root of a perfect-

square number, and then it can be replaced by the number that's the square root of

what's inside the radical).

The factors of a perfect square are just whole numbers.

256 is a perfect square.

Its factors are 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, and 256.