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Find the two-digit number, A B \overline{AB} whose square would be in the form of the four digit number, X X Y Y \overline{XXYY} .

Submit your answer as the six digit number A B X X Y Y \overline{ABXXYY} .


The answer is 887744.

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2 solutions

Kay Xspre
Nov 15, 2015

x x y y = 1100 x + 11 y = 11 ( 100 x + y ) \overline{xxyy} = 1100x+11y = 11(100x+y)

To make x x y y \overline{xxyy} perfect square, 100 x + y 100x+y shall have 11 as a factor, and both X and Y shall be within 1 to 9. Upon simplifying 100 x + y 100x+y to 11 ( 9 x ) + ( x + y ) 11(9x)+(x+y) , we will also realize that x + y = 11 x+y = 11 and then 9 x + 1 9x+1 shall be perfect square. Only ( x , y ) = ( 7 , 4 ) (x,y) = (7,4) satisfying this condition, which gives 8 8 2 = 7744 88^2 = 7744

Kr Gourav
Nov 15, 2015

AB^{2}=XXYY
AB= \sqrt{X 1100+YY 11})
AB= \sqrt{11}* \sqrt{X 100+Y}
Since AB is a Two-Digit number .Therefore, \sqrt{X
100+Y} should have one \sqrt{11} . It means AB is having 11 as its factor. Now the possible value of AB are 11,22,33,44,55,66,77,88,99 . when we square all of these we get our answer from squaring 88^{2} =7744

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