Original post by Fermat42647
How do i prove there are is an infinite number of SQUARE numbers
How many natural numbers are there ...?
Or can you assume there is a maximum square number so ...?
(edited 5 months ago)
Original post by mqb2766
How many natural numbers are there ...?
Or can you assume there is a maximum square number so ...?
Or can you assume there is a maximum square number so ...?
What???
Original post by Fermat42647
What???
They are questions to help you think about the proof you asked about. There are a few ways you could go and it/they should only be a few lines.
What types of proof have you tried, what are you unsure about, ...?
(edited 5 months ago)
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