What is the probability that a number chosen b/w 1 and 1000(both inclusive) doesn't has even number of divisors given that it is not a perfect cube (correct to 3 decimal places ) ?
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First given condition is that number is not a cube.. which leaves us with 990 (=1000-10) possibilities [1³,2³,...10³=1000]
Now, only square numbers have odd divisors(NOT EVEN divisors)
From 1-1000, 31 sqaures are there (1², 2², ....31²=961)
But out of these 1²=1=1³ ; 8²=64=4³ and 27²=729=9³ are omitted from first condition which leaves us with 28 squares.
So required probability is 28/990=0.028