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Bunuel Why T^(1/2) is not considered an integer also?
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I think answer should be A ; T > 300 ; T= 81 only have square root , even if we take square root of 162 answer will be in decimal and animals we cant divide them in decimals !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I think answer should be A ; T > 300 ; T= 81 only have square root , even if we take square root of 162 answer will be in decimal and animals we cant divide them in decimals !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

T must be an integer because it represents the total number of animals, but why should \(\sqrt{T}\) be an integer? It’s just the square root of the total number of animals.
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