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Mr. Hansraj wants to find the least number of boxes to be added to get a perfect square. He already has 79247924 boxes with him. How many more boxes are required?\newline819819\newline412412\newline419419\newline176176

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Q. Mr. Hansraj wants to find the least number of boxes to be added to get a perfect square. He already has 79247924 boxes with him. How many more boxes are required?\newline819819\newline412412\newline419419\newline176176
  1. Check Perfect Square: Determine if the current number of boxes (79247924) is already a perfect square.\newlineTo do this, find the square root of 79247924.\newline7924=89\sqrt{7924} = 89\newlineSince 8989 is a whole number, 79247924 is a perfect square.
  2. No Additional Boxes Needed: Since 79247924 is already a perfect square, Mr. Hansraj does not need to add any more boxes to make it a perfect square.\newlineTherefore, the least number of boxes he needs to add is 00.

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