Squares Upon Squares

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A square of side length l l can be constructed out of n n smaller squares with integer side lengths.

If n n is a square number but l l is not and n < l 2 , n < l^2, what is the smallest possible value of l ? l?

Note: Squares may be of different sizes and squares of a given size may be used more than once.

\[l = 8,n = 16 \] l = 8 , n = 16 l = 8,n = 16


The answer is 5.

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