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go do your own homework instead of expecting NLers to do that for you.....yeye pikin!

This is very simple.

Just think of three numbers you will add together from the numbers provided below that will give you a perfect square number.

2) 3,5,8
3) 35,37,40
4)
5) 13,9,3


Though I noticed some numbers don't tally well.
So if you can try it yourself

MrBrownJay1:
go do your own homework instead of expecting NLers to do that for you.....yeye pikin!

You are talking to an ancestor o

jaeyking:
This is very simple.

Just think of three numbers you will add together from the numbers provided below that will give you a perfect square number.

2) 3,5,8
3) 35,37,40
4)
5) 13,9,3


Though I noticed some numbers don't tally well.
So if you can try it yourself

I appreciate the help.
Thanks Boss

Sample has 5 numbers but the questions carry 4 numbers...something isn't right...IMO

Tenshades:
Sample has 5 numbers but the questions carry 4 numbers...something isn't right...IMO

Two of us have been trying the other exercises and it seems there is a mistake during printing. I will confirm on Monday.

My issue with arithmetic is that examples will be easy but exercises are always tough

FireRain:
Two of us have been trying the other exercises and it seems there is a mistake during printing. I will confirm on Monday.

My issue with arithmetic is that examples will be easy but exercises are always tough

Definitely, something is wrong somewhere

Update!

I had a brief discussion with the teacher and she acknowledged the fact that there is an error in the printing and instructed the pupils to skip any exercise but I told her she should have skipped the whole page or draft her own questions based on the examples given.

A friend who is a Maths tutor rewrote the whole exercises while using the example and the topic(Odd numbers) as a guide.

I appreciate all the attempt.
Na gode

FireRain:
Update!

I had a brief discussion with the teacher and she acknowledged the fact that there is an error in the printing and instructed the pupils to skip any exercise but I told her she should have skipped the whole page or draft her own questions based on the examples given.

A friend who is a Maths tutor rewrote the whole exercises while using the example and the topic(Odd numbers) as a guide.

I appreciate all the attempt.
Na gode

Glad it has been sorted.