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whenver it goz X^2 always head for any number just any number cos root of any numbr cud give U a perfect number which is an INTEGER...

for ex... root 2, root 3 and any root ... will giv ya the inetegr...

ash was perfect ans so was miss smashing ...

when X an integr ... IS X^2 an integer... then U will always have an integer cos an ineteger multiplied by the same is = integr...

hope that helps!



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