SOLUTION: For the Republic Day parade, 3000 soldiers were to be arranged in the form of a square. If 84 soldiers were in excess, how many soldiers were in a row? How many more soldiers will
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Question 715340: For the Republic Day parade, 3000 soldiers were to be arranged in the form of a square. If 84 soldiers were in excess, how many soldiers were in a row? How many more soldiers will be required if the excess soldiers too are to be included in square formation? Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! For the Republic Day parade, 3000 soldiers were to be arranged in the form of a square. If 84 soldiers were in excess, how many soldiers were in a row?
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r =
r = 54 rows and 54 columns
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How many more soldiers will be required if the excess soldiers too are to be included in square formation?
Find how many in a 55 by 55 square: 55^2 = 3025
Find how many more soldiers required: 3025 - 3000 = 25 more
