We can utilize following algebraic identity to easily find square of any three digit number
A2 = (A - d) x (A + d) +
d2
Where, d = any assumed value to
easily compute square.
We
can quickly square three-digit numbers by rounding up and down to the nearest
hundred. For example,
To find square of the number 223,
Let, d = 23, A = 223
So,
A2 = (A - d) x (A + d)
+ d2
= (223 - 23)
x (223 + 23) + (23)2
= 200 x 246
+ 529
= 49200 + 529
=
49729
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