Vikrant Sharma
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Experience: 3 years
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Perfect Squares
Please think of the perfect square as a number you get when you multiply a whole number by itself. Let’s try it together. If you do 2 × 2, you get 4 → that’s a perfect square. If you try 3 × 3, you get 9 → another perfect square. What about 6 × 6? That gives 36 → yes, a perfect square. 7 × 7 = 49 and 8 × 8 = 64 → both are perfect squares too. So anytime a number comes from “a number × the same number,” it becomes a perfect square. As we move ahead, we’ll explore the concept in detail in this article.
Published On 11-24-2025
Perfect Cubes
A perfect cube is a number that’s obtained by multiplying the same number three times. For Example, 2³ = 8, indicating that 8 is a perfect cube. Perfect cubes appear in engineering, construction, architecture, and even 3D game design—anywhere equal dimensions matter.
Published On 11-24-2025
Compound Interest
Compound interest is like a superpower for your money. It means you earn interest not just on the money you first put in (the principal), but also on the interest you’ve already earned. Think of it as “interest on interest.” In this article, we’ll explore how compound interest works and see how it helps in real life, like saving for toys.
Published On 11-21-2025