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Re: If d is a positive integer, is d^(1/2) an integer? [#permalink]
A perfect square had odd number of divisors.
For ex :- 4 has 3 divisors. 2^2 = (2+1) = 3
9 has 3 divisors, 3^2 = (2+1) = 3
And so on..
So both statements are sufficient alone..

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Re: If d is a positive integer, is d^(1/2) an integer? [#permalink]
I guess it is D

for 1: if d has 1 factor it is 1. root1 is an integer. if d has 3 divisors it is in the form of X^2. so x is an integer. if it has 5 divisors it is in the form of x^4, so X^2 (root of X^4) is an integer.

for 2: if d has 3 factors it is in the form of x^2. SO x is an integer.
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Re: If d is a positive integer, is d^(1/2) an integer? [#permalink]
For Statement 1 & 2,

Only perfect squares have odd no. of divisors
Both are individually sufficient

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Bunuel wrote:
If d is a positive integer, is \(\sqrt{d}\) an integer?

(1) d has an odd number of positive divisors.
(2) d has 3 positive divisors.


Question: is √d and Integer = Is d a Perfect square?

CONCEPT: Perfect Sqaures {1, 4, 9, 16, 25...} always have ODD number of factors


Statement 1: d has an odd number of positive divisors.

ie.. d is a perfect square

SUFFICIENT

Statement 2: d has 3 positive divisors.

i.e. d is square of a Prime number such as 4, 9, 25, 49... etc

SUFFICIENT

ANswer: Option D
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