To find the least number that must be subtracted from 7577 to get a perfect square, we need to identify the largest perfect square that is less than 7577.
First, let's estimate the square root of 7577. We know that:
Since 7577 is between 6400 and 8100, its square root is between 80 and 90. Let's try squaring numbers closer to the value.
Calculating the square root:
$\sqrt{7577} \approx 87.0459...$
The integer part of the square root is 87. Therefore, the largest perfect square less than 7577 is the square of 87.
Calculate $87^2$:
$87^2 = 7569$
This means 7569 is the largest perfect square that is smaller than 7577.
To find the least number that must be subtracted from 7577 to obtain this perfect square (7569), we calculate the difference:
Number to subtract = Given Number - Largest Lower Perfect Square
Number to subtract = $7577 - 7569$
Number to subtract = $8$
The least number that must be subtracted from 7577 to get a perfect square is 8. Subtracting 8 from 7577 gives 7569, which is $87^2$.
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